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The former athlete received a prison sentence of 10 months and a fine of 5 thousand euros (more than 27 thousand reais in the current conversion) of the Court of Misdemeanors of Athens. The Transgender Support Association, who opened the process, described punishment in relation to the former player’s biblical views as “particularly important to the transgender community”.
In turn, Tsiartas promised, in a message on Twitter, to appeal the decision. The former football player became the first to be convicted under the anti-racism law, amended in 2014, which now includes “transphobia”.
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