Castellari attackers sentenced for assault motivated by "hate based on sexual orientation"
Jonathan Castellari's attackers were convicted of the crime of serious injuries committed with hatred towards the victim's sexual orientation.
Jonathan Castellari's attackers were convicted of the crime of serious injuries committed with hatred towards the victim's sexual orientation.
Jonathan Castellari's attackers were convicted of the crime of serious injuries committed with hatred towards the victim's sexual orientation.
Just days before the one-year anniversary of the hate crime against Jonathan Castellari at the McDonald's on Avenida Córdoba 3188 in Buenos Aires, the seven assailants admitted to attacking him because he is gay. The prosecution agreed to a plea bargain with three years of suspended imprisonment and unpaid community service. This decision still needs to be ratified by the judge of the Oral Court.
By Lucas Gutiérrez. The seven assailants who attacked Jonathan Castellari in December 2017 for being gay have been prosecuted for aggravated assault with the aggravating circumstance of hate based on sexual orientation. This was confirmed to Presentes by Gastón Llopart, the young man's lawyer. The decision was made by the National Court…
The young rugby player from Ciervos Pampa spoke for the first time on Franco Torchia's radio program, "You Can't Live on Love." Still in recovery and on psychiatric leave, he was in the studio at Radio de la Ciudad. Listen to the interview.
For Ciervos Pampas, playing rugby is more than just about scoring points on the field. This club works to raise awareness of sexual diversity and fights against homophobia.