A vigil will be held in Douglas next week for the victims of transphobic violence and discrimination.
Organisers say they'll mark the Transgender Day of Remembrance outside the Sefton Hotel on Douglas Promenade next Tuesday, November 19.
Starting at 7.15pm there'll be a service for trans people who've lost their lives due to attacks, suicide, lack of medical care.
There'll also be a two-minute silence.
New sexual health centre opens its doors
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New nursing home to open in December
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Voting for a new Onchan Commissioner has opened
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Manx GPs earn higher minimum wage than UK counterparts
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Manx Wildlife Trust receives huge honour
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