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A Sisterhood of Hope: How China’s Transgender Sex Workers Cope with Intimate Partner Violence

机译：希望的姐妹情谊：中国的跨性别性工作者如何应对亲密的合作伙伴暴力

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Transgender sex workers (TSWs/TSW) face considerable challenges that affect their mental health and make their situations more vulnerable and precarious. TSWs often experience violence from clients, police, and others, but it is estimated that 50% of these acts of violence are at the hands of their intimate partners. The marginalization of TSWs is fueled by abuse through isolation and shaming which prevents them from seeking help through formal channels like police or counselling services. There is limited research on intimate partner violence (IPV) involving transgender sex workers (biologically male at birth who transition to women) and their partners who are typically heterosexual/bisexual men. In China, stigmatization, homophobia, heterosexism, and transphobia structurally disadvantage TSWs and this power structure tacitly supports violence and abuse against them. To survive, TSWs rely on informal networks with their ‘sisters’ for advice and emotional support which is more effective at combatting IPV than criminal justice or social policy efforts. Ethnographic data from in-depth interviews with 25 TSWs provide insight about IPV and how informal social support is a protective factor that helps them cope with routine acts of violence. The findings identify the importance of the ‘sisterhood’ and how it protects and helps TSWs manage their physical and mental health.
机译：跨性别性工作者（TSWS / TSW）面临相当大的挑战，影响他们的心理健康，并使他们的情况更脆弱和岌岌可危。 TSW经常遇到客户，警察和其他人的暴力行为，但据估计，50％的暴力行为是他们亲密合作伙伴的手中。通过孤立和羞辱滥用的TSW的边缘化是通过滥用的滥用来推动，这阻止了他们通过警察或咨询服务等正式渠道寻求帮助。关于涉及跨性别性工作者的亲密合作伙伴暴力（IPV）的研究有限的研究（在向妇女过渡的出生时生物学上男性）及其通常是异性恋/双性恋男性的合作伙伴。在中国，耻辱，同性恋恐惧症，异性恋和转球症结构劣势TSW和这种动力结构默许地支持暴力和滥用对抗它们。为了生存，TSWS依赖于非正式网络与他们的“姐妹”进行建议和情感支持，这在对抗IPV方面比刑事司法或社会政策努力更有效。来自25 TSW的深入访谈的民族图数据提供了有关IPV的洞察力以及非正式的社会支持是如何帮助他们应对常规暴力行为的保护因素。调查结果确定了“姐妹岁”的重要性以及它如何保护和帮助TSW管理其身心健康。

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