కృష్ణా జిల్లా మచిలీపట్నంలో భానుప్రకాష్ అనే యువకుడు ఆత్మహత్య చేసుకున్నాడు. వడ్డీలు కట్టలేక ఈ దారుణానికి పాల్పడుతున్నట్లు చనిపోయే ముందు సెల్ఫీ వీడియో చిత్రీకరించాడు. తన చావుకు అఖిల్ అనే వ్యక్తి, అతని తండ్రి కారణమని వీడియోలో పేర్కొన్నాడు. తీసుకున్న అప్పుకి వడ్డీ పెంచి తన బైక్ను తీసుకెళ్లారని వివరించాడు. ఈ చర్యలతో తాను మనస్థాపం చెందినట్టు భాను ప్రకాష్ సెల్ఫీ వీడియోలో తెలిపాడు. అంత్యక్రియల అనంతరం స్నేహితులు అతని మొబైల్ చెక్ చేయగా ఈ సెల్ఫీ సూసైడ్ వీడియో బయటపడిందని పోలీసులు తెలిపారు.
అప్పులు చెల్లించలేక... యువకుడు సెల్ఫీ సూసైడ్
తీసుకున్న అప్పులు తిరిగి చెల్లించలేక, డబ్బు ఇచ్చిన వారి వేధింపులు భరించలేక ఓ యువకుడు ఆత్మహత్యకు పాల్పడ్డాడు. చనిపోయే ముందు ఓ సెల్ఫీ వీడియో తీసుకుని తనకు మృతికి కారణం ఎవరో వెల్లడించాడు.
సెల్ఫీ
కృష్ణా జిల్లా మచిలీపట్నంలో భానుప్రకాష్ అనే యువకుడు ఆత్మహత్య చేసుకున్నాడు. వడ్డీలు కట్టలేక ఈ దారుణానికి పాల్పడుతున్నట్లు చనిపోయే ముందు సెల్ఫీ వీడియో చిత్రీకరించాడు. తన చావుకు అఖిల్ అనే వ్యక్తి, అతని తండ్రి కారణమని వీడియోలో పేర్కొన్నాడు. తీసుకున్న అప్పుకి వడ్డీ పెంచి తన బైక్ను తీసుకెళ్లారని వివరించాడు. ఈ చర్యలతో తాను మనస్థాపం చెందినట్టు భాను ప్రకాష్ సెల్ఫీ వీడియోలో తెలిపాడు. అంత్యక్రియల అనంతరం స్నేహితులు అతని మొబైల్ చెక్ చేయగా ఈ సెల్ఫీ సూసైడ్ వీడియో బయటపడిందని పోలీసులు తెలిపారు.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Brussels, 18 May 2019
1. Various of Belgian Pride Parade participants dancing on to of truck
2. Belgian Pride Parade participants dancing during march
3. Rainbow flags
4. Various Belgian Pride Parade participants playing drums and marching
5. Various Belgian Pride Parade participants on truck dancing to music
6. Belgian Pride Parade participants holding banners and chanting slogans
7. Belgian Pride Parade Co-Organizer, Jeroen Borghs, talking to another man
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeroen Borghs, Belgian Pride Parade Co-Organiser:
"It's a very strong statement that hopefully 100,000 people will take over the public spaces in Brussels and demand attention for the rights of LGBTI (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex) people and not only the rights but also the welfare of LGBTI people. That's a political statement in itself but also the different LGBTI organisations are using this momentum to influence politics, to influence policies especially with the elections next year; European but also federal and Flemish elections in Belgium."
9. Belgian Pride Parade participant holding banner
10. Participants dancing and chanting to music
11. Participants holding rainbow flag during march
12. Participants holding banners promoting the rights of trans kids
13. Participants dressed in cycling yellow jersey and whistling
14. Participants chanting slogans during march
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeroen Borghs, Belgian Pride Co-Organiser:
"We noticed that the suicide rate with LGBTI people, especially with young lesbians and bi (bi-sexual) women and transgender people are much higher than the general population. This is due to minority stress, daily micro-aggressions that also coincide with sexism and with other forms of exclusion in our society so this is something we really need to pay attention to."
16. Participants wearing rainbow flags and gathering ahead of parade
17. Italian Belgian Pride Participan, Felice Addario, talking to his friends
18. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Felice Addario, Italian Belgian Pride Participant:
"People are upset at all minorities, at all those sections of the population that don't conform to the ideal of the perfect citizen, the perfect consumer, the perfect worker. We live in a society that continues to hide - that wants to hide - fragility, diversity, all minorities. It's a very oppressive society and that's also why I'm here."
19. Belgian Pride Parade participants walking in parade
STORYLINE:
OVER 100,000 AT BELGIAN GAY PRIDE PARADE
100,000 people from all over Europe took part in the 24th edition of the Belgian Pride Parade in Brussels on Saturday, holding rainbow flags and dancing to the sound of techno music.
The event aims to promote equality and fight discrimination in the LGBTI community (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex).
Belgium legalised gay marriage in 2003 and permitted adoption for same-sex couples three years later but parade organiser Jeroen Borghs says the LGBTI community continues to suffer from societal stigma.
He warns that young lesbians, bi-sexual women and transgender people have suicide rates much higher than the general population.
"This is due to minority stress, daily micro aggressions that also coincide with sexism and with other forms of exclusion in our society so this is something we really need to pay attention to," Borghs said.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Brussels, 18 May 2019
1. Various of Belgian Pride Parade participants dancing on to of truck
2. Belgian Pride Parade participants dancing during march
3. Rainbow flags
4. Various Belgian Pride Parade participants playing drums and marching
5. Various Belgian Pride Parade participants on truck dancing to music
6. Belgian Pride Parade participants holding banners and chanting slogans
7. Belgian Pride Parade Co-Organizer, Jeroen Borghs, talking to another man
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeroen Borghs, Belgian Pride Parade Co-Organiser:
"It's a very strong statement that hopefully 100,000 people will take over the public spaces in Brussels and demand attention for the rights of LGBTI (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex) people and not only the rights but also the welfare of LGBTI people. That's a political statement in itself but also the different LGBTI organisations are using this momentum to influence politics, to influence policies especially with the elections next year; European but also federal and Flemish elections in Belgium."
9. Belgian Pride Parade participant holding banner
10. Participants dancing and chanting to music
11. Participants holding rainbow flag during march
12. Participants holding banners promoting the rights of trans kids
13. Participants dressed in cycling yellow jersey and whistling
14. Participants chanting slogans during march
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeroen Borghs, Belgian Pride Co-Organiser:
"We noticed that the suicide rate with LGBTI people, especially with young lesbians and bi (bi-sexual) women and transgender people are much higher than the general population. This is due to minority stress, daily micro-aggressions that also coincide with sexism and with other forms of exclusion in our society so this is something we really need to pay attention to."
16. Participants wearing rainbow flags and gathering ahead of parade
17. Italian Belgian Pride Participan, Felice Addario, talking to his friends
18. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Felice Addario, Italian Belgian Pride Participant:
"People are upset at all minorities, at all those sections of the population that don't conform to the ideal of the perfect citizen, the perfect consumer, the perfect worker. We live in a society that continues to hide - that wants to hide - fragility, diversity, all minorities. It's a very oppressive society and that's also why I'm here."
19. Belgian Pride Parade participants walking in parade
STORYLINE:
OVER 100,000 AT BELGIAN GAY PRIDE PARADE
100,000 people from all over Europe took part in the 24th edition of the Belgian Pride Parade in Brussels on Saturday, holding rainbow flags and dancing to the sound of techno music.
The event aims to promote equality and fight discrimination in the LGBTI community (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex).
Belgium legalised gay marriage in 2003 and permitted adoption for same-sex couples three years later but parade organiser Jeroen Borghs says the LGBTI community continues to suffer from societal stigma.
He warns that young lesbians, bi-sexual women and transgender people have suicide rates much higher than the general population.
"This is due to minority stress, daily micro aggressions that also coincide with sexism and with other forms of exclusion in our society so this is something we really need to pay attention to," Borghs said.
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