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Photojournalist Danielle Villasana challenges stereotypes and prejudices against transgender people through an exhibition of photographs as part of the UN Free & Equal campaign in Peru.

The exhibition “I have rights” was first displayed in a public park in Lima in December 2015. It was organised by the UN country team in Peru, including UNAIDS, UNIC Lima, UNDP and the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, in cooperation with the photographer Danielle Villasana and local civil society organizations and academic institutions.

As in all parts of the world, transgender people in Peru face high levels of discrimination and stigma, as well as violence, unemployment and poverty.

Photojournalist Danielle Villasana challenges stereotypes and prejudices against transgender people through an exhibition of photographs as part of the UN Free & Equal campaign in Peru.

The exhibition “I have rights” was first displayed in a public park in Lima in December 2015. It was organised by the UN country team in Peru, including UNAIDS, UNIC Lima, UNDP and the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, in cooperation with the photographer Danielle Villasana and local civil society organizations and academic institutions.

As in all parts of the world, transgender people in Peru face high levels of discrimination and stigma, as well as violence, unemployment and poverty.

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