After the narrator of the band Sérgio Maurício is accused of being transfobic with Erika Hilton, the deputy says he will sue him
The Federal deputy Erika Hilton (PSOL-SP) has announced that he will adopt judicial measures against the narrator of Formula 1 to the band, Sérgio MaurícioAfter a transfobic comment made by the journalist on social networks. The case, which obtained a great repercussion, led to the removal of Mauritius from the station. In a statement on Wednesday night (26), Hilton He ranked the declaration as an attack on his dignity and reaffirmed the importance of fighting hatred speeches.
“Me and my lawyers are fully aware of the transfobic attack committed against me on Sunday by the narrator of Formula 1 Sérgio Maurício, far from the band today “The parliamentarian declared on his profile in the X (ex Twitter). Although he praised the broadcaster’s decision to fire the rapporteur, Hilton He stressed that he considers that transfobic aggressions are not unpunished. “What interests me is that people who attack our dignity respond criminally,” he added.
The comment of Sérgio Maurício He generated indignation on social networks and led bands to act quickly to remove it from the broadcasts. In the controversial post, the narrator referred to the deputy as a “false human news”, in response to the contents that were also indicated as misogynies and racists. After the negative repercussion, the journalist’s account was disabled. In a note a F5Mauritius denied publication and declared that it was a false profile created to damage it. He also said that he would take legal actions against the managers.
Erika HiltonIn turn, he underlined that transfobia is a crime in Brazil and that his struggle aims to prevent attacks like this being trivialized. “Allow this to become trivial today is to accept the death of one of us tomorrow “, declared. The deputy also mentioned the decision of the Federal Supreme Court (STF) that equipped homotrasphobia to the crime of racism, making it inapplicable and imprescriptible. According to her, the impunity for hatred speeches cannot be normalized.
In addition to the political and legal mobilization, the deputy thanked the support he received from the Formula 1 community on social networks. “Formula 1 is giant in Brazil, and with our story in this sport, it would not be different. And if those who use their voices and platforms to protect those and those who are attached every day are simply simply because they are,” concluded. While the case is still in court, Sérgio Maurício has already been replaced in the broadcasts of the band by the narrator Carlos Fernandes, in a decision that, according to the station, tried to preserve the integrity of the sports coverage.
Source: Terra
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