案例简介：照片由Danielle Villasana @ davillasana / Kataleya Nativi Baca在墨西哥塔帕丘拉的墨西哥难民援助委员会与其他移民一起等待时靠在朋友身上。卡塔莱亚说: “在恰帕斯州，我不再感到安全，因为我受到了如此多的歧视，如此多的恐惧症，对我的仇外心理，如此多的厌恶，包括企图威胁。” 卡塔莱亚说，他自2020年以来一直在等待在美国寻求庇护。当边境无限期关闭时。在国家地理和日常项目 (@ everydayeverywhere) 强调移民对全球妇女的影响的项目中，了解更多有关边境关闭如何进一步使像Kataleya face这样的跨性别移民问题复杂化的信息。请关注我 @ davillasana，了解有关全球人权问题的更多故事，并感谢 @ insidenatgeo支持该项目。有关此故事的更多信息，请查看Nat Geo在bio中的链接。

案例简介：Photo by Danielle Villasana @davillasana / Kataleya Nativi Baca leans on a friend while waiting with other migrants at the Mexican Commission for Refugee Aid in Tapachula, Mexico. “In Chiapas, I no longer felt safe because of so much discrimination, so much phobia, xenophobia toward me, so much disgust, including attempted threats,” said Kataleya, who’s been waiting to seek asylum in the U.S. since early 2020, when the border closed indefinitely.Learn more on how the border closure further complicates issues transgender migrants like Kataleya face in a project highlighting migration’s impact on women worldwide by National Geographic and the Everyday Projects (@everydayeverywhere). Follow me @davillasana for more stories on human rights issues around the globe and many thanks to @insidenatgeo for supporting this project.Check out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

国家地理 - Photo by Danielle Villasana @davillasana / Kataleya Nativi Baca leans on a friend while waiting with other migrants at th

案例简介：照片由Danielle Villasana @ davillasana / Kataleya Nativi Baca在墨西哥塔帕丘拉的墨西哥难民援助委员会与其他移民一起等待时靠在朋友身上。卡塔莱亚说: “在恰帕斯州，我不再感到安全，因为我受到了如此多的歧视，如此多的恐惧症，对我的仇外心理，如此多的厌恶，包括企图威胁。” 卡塔莱亚说，他自2020年以来一直在等待在美国寻求庇护。当边境无限期关闭时。在国家地理和日常项目 (@ everydayeverywhere) 强调移民对全球妇女的影响的项目中，了解更多有关边境关闭如何进一步使像Kataleya face这样的跨性别移民问题复杂化的信息。请关注我 @ davillasana，了解有关全球人权问题的更多故事，并感谢 @ insidenatgeo支持该项目。有关此故事的更多信息，请查看Nat Geo在bio中的链接。

国家地理 - Photo by Danielle Villasana @davillasana / Kataleya Nativi Baca leans on a friend while waiting with other migrants at th

案例简介：Photo by Danielle Villasana @davillasana / Kataleya Nativi Baca leans on a friend while waiting with other migrants at the Mexican Commission for Refugee Aid in Tapachula, Mexico. “In Chiapas, I no longer felt safe because of so much discrimination, so much phobia, xenophobia toward me, so much disgust, including attempted threats,” said Kataleya, who’s been waiting to seek asylum in the U.S. since early 2020, when the border closed indefinitely.Learn more on how the border closure further complicates issues transgender migrants like Kataleya face in a project highlighting migration’s impact on women worldwide by National Geographic and the Everyday Projects (@everydayeverywhere). Follow me @davillasana for more stories on human rights issues around the globe and many thanks to @insidenatgeo for supporting this project.Check out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

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国家地理 - Photo by Danielle Villasana @davillasana / Kataleya Nativi Baca leans on a friend while waiting with other migrants at th

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