AP TELEVISION
Rio de Janeiro - 8 July 2015
1. Close of bars and prisoners walking past
2. Close of barbed wire behind window bars
3. Wide of room in prison where transgender prisoners gathered with graffiti reading (Portuguese) "Educate for Freedom"
4. Pan of transgender prisoners
5. Close of two prisoners holding hands
6. Prisoner Danny Campos de Oliveira (sitting) and boyfriend
7. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Danny Campos de Oliveira, 27-year-old serving an 18-month sentence for theft conviction:
"What they (prisons) were doing before this new law was marginalising homosexuals even more because they (transgender prisoners) would leave prison even more outraged. They (transgender prisoners) were bald and ugly, full of body hair because they couldn't use hormones, and they were revolted."
8. Wide of transgender prisoners talking to each other
9. Wide of transgender prisoner Estefanie Ferraz
10. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Estefanie Ferraz, former prostitute and transgender prisoner:
"I've been out to sunbathe once, in Japeri (another penitentiary), and they (officers) had me take off my shirt. Me, a transvestite with breasts (implants), I was humiliated. But that did not stop me from going. I went to show that I was not going to be oppressed and that there is legislation to protect us."
11. Close of security cameras outside prison
12. Close of sign reading (Portuguese) "Evaristo de Moraes Prison"
13. Wide of prison exterior
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Rio de Janeiro - 2 June 2015
14. Claudio Nascimento head of "Rio Without Homophobia" being interviewed
15. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Claudio Nascimento, Head of "Rio Without Homophobia":
"If, in Brazil, regular prisoners already struggle to access all these aspects of citizenship and rights, imagine a gay, lesbian, transgender or bisexual prisoner. I always say that they already have an invisibility regarding society. Transgender prisoners have a second layer of invisibility."
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Rio de Janeiro - 3 June 2015
16. Nascimento talking to Erir Ribeiro Costa Filho, head of Rio's state penitentiary agency
17. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Erir Ribeiro Costa Filho, head of Rio's state penitentiary agency:
"Today, we are glad to help this group. The changes that were made are so simple. We have told them (transgender prisoners) that they have those rights, because even a simple haircut represents a lot to them and it does not interfere in the penitentiary's administration system."
AP TELEVISION
Rio de Janeiro - 8 July 2015
18. Prison guard closing gate, push in as he walks away