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A 16-YEAR-OLD boy who targeted two lesbian lovers on a night bus by pelting them with coins and asking them to perform sex acts was today let off with a referral order.
Melania Ramirez, a 28-year-old doctor from Uruguay, and Christine Hannigan were targeted by three teenagers on the N31 in Camden, North London, on 30 May.
Shocking CCTV caught the 16-year-old boy and two other males, aged 15 and 17, terrorising the women for nine minutes.
The 17-year-old, from Chelsea, was sentenced to a four-month youth rehabilitation order for harassing the couple last month.
The footage showed him making grabbing his throat and sticking his tongue out, making a sexual gesture.
Dr Ramirez had shared a photograph of herself and her partner covered in blood after the incident which was reported across the globe.
The attackers had surrounded the women on the top deck of the bus before making crude “scissoring” gestures with their fingers.
Ms Hannigan pretended to be sick in an apparent bid to discourage the group before they began throwing coins at her and her partner.
While she confronted the group the 16-year-old grabbed Dr Ramirez's handbag and made off with it.
The teenagers had admitted harassment under the Public Order Act at Highbury Corner Youth Court on 28 November.
The 16-year-old also admitted a second charge of harassment, theft and handling stolen goods.
He appeared at Wimbledon Magistrates' Court for sentencing today and shook his head as the prosecution described the “taunting” and “degrading” attack.
They started making references to their sexual orientation and saying things like 'are you lesbians' and 'do you two scissor'?
Maria Slater, prosecuting, said: “Ms Hannigan stated that the group surrounded them and immediately started making references to their sexual orientation and saying things like 'are you lesbians' and 'do you two scissor'?
“She felt this term was used to taunt and degrade homosexual women. She said she began to feel invaded at the point.
“Another male then began to make scissor gestures with his fingers.
“They asked them: 'how do you have sex?' and also asked them 'show us'.
“Both said they felt they wanted them to perform for them - that was their feelings.

“They also said that the group at some point tried to make them kiss and engage in some form of sexual activity and throughout continued to call them derogatory terms like 'lesbian'.”
Reading from Ms Ramirez' statement, Ms Slater said: "I'm feeling so angry and so upset right now. I'm feeling such a strong pain."
Bench chairman Peter Bullet sentenced the 16-year-old today to an eight-month youth referral order and 12 hours' reparation.
Dr Bullet said: “By all accounts this was an unpleasant situation with offences committed by a large group in the early hours in a public space against two women on their own and it would seem it was a homophobic trigger that was the context of this behaviour.”
Detective Constable Darren Barlow, from the Met's Roads and Transport Command (RTPC), said: “No one should ever be victimised because of their sexuality and I hope that this result brings some form of closure to both victims and they can put this ordeal behind them.”
The 16-year-old, of Wandsworth, admitted two counts of harassment, theft, and handling stolen goods.
He was sentenced to an eight-month youth referral order, 12 hours' reparation and ordered to pay £220 in fines and prosecution costs.
The 15-year-old is due to be sentenced for harassment and handling Ms Ramirez’s stolen bank card at Highbury Corner Youth Court on Monday.
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Paediatr Child Health. 2008 Sep; 13(7): 624–625.
Correspondence: Canadian Paediatric Society, 2305 St Laurent Boulevard, Ottawa, Ontario K1G 4J8. Telephone 613-526-9397, fax 613-526-3332, Web sites www.cps.ca , www.caringforkids.cps.ca
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Heterosexual: Those who are attracted mainly to people of the opposite sex. Heterosexual males are attracted to females, and heterosexual females are attracted to males. Heterosexuals are sometimes called ‘straight.’
Homosexual: Those who are attracted mainly to people of the same sex. Females who are attracted to other females are known as lesbians; males who are attracted to other males are known as gay. The term ‘gay’ is sometimes used to describe homosexuals of either gender.
Bisexual: Those who are attracted to both sexes.
with homosexual fantasies or dreams;
when a person realizes she is attracted to someone of the same gender;
with a feeling that she is different from her friends and classmates; or
the social stigma that can come with homosexuality;
a lack of homosexual role models; or
few opportunities to socialize with other teens who are having similar feelings.
All sexually active teens, gay or straight, should be routinely tested for STIs.
Girls between 9 and 13 years of age should get the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine. To work the best, the vaccine needs to be given before any sexual activity starts.
All girls who are heterosexually active or who have shared sex toys with someone who has sex with males should have a Pap test (a test where cells are collected from your cervix and then examined through a microscope to make sure they are normal and healthy) 2 to 3 years after initiating sex to check for cervical cancer. A sexually active lesbian who has not done these things should still have a Pap test done in her early 20s.
Safer sex practices, such as using a condom, will help reduce the risk of other infections. Encourage your teen to discuss all safer sex options with a health care provider.
The most important thing is to let your teen know that you love him or her.
Be available and open-minded if your teen wants to talk about sexual orientation, but don’t try and force the issue.
Encourage your teen to talk about sexual health with a paediatrician or other health care provider.
Many Canadian cities have a chapter of Parents and Friends of Lesbians And Gays (PFLAG), an organization that has helped many parents whose children have ‘come out’ to them.
Adolescent sexual orientation, a position statement of the Canadian Paediatric Society. < http://www.cps.ca/english/publications/AdolesHealth.htm >
The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada. Sexual and gender orientation. < http://www.sexualityandu.ca/teens/orientation.aspx >
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Adolescence is a time when youth explore their relationships with peers, both as friends and potential romantic or sexual partners. Despite the excitement, flirting, dating and sexual experimentation can cause stress for young people. It can be more challenging when a young person is attracted to people of the same sex.
A person’s sexual orientation defines who they are physically and emotionally attracted to – that is, to people of the same or opposite sex. Youth have a sexual orientation even if they are not yet sexually active.
Although there are many possibilities between being totally heterosexual and totally homosexual, people are usually grouped in 1 of 3 ways:

The process of declaring a homosexual identity is often called ‘coming out’. It can start:

These feelings can cause uncertainty for a young person and could be made worse by:

It can be very difficult for teens to decide to tell their parents about their homosexual identity. They may hate the idea that they are ‘lying’ by not telling their parents, but they also worry about how their parents will react.
Sometimes parents suspect that their teen is gay. However, sometimes what you think to be true is not. Wait until your teen is ready to talk. Some teens are not ready to announce their sexuality until they are adults. If there is a homosexual theme in a comic strip or on a TV show, you can have a discussion about that, hopefully finding a way to let your son or daughter know that they are loved no matter what their orientation.
Some teens will tell a sibling or cousin before they tell a parent, and often they will choose one parent to tell first.
Parents sometimes bring their teen to the doctor wanting a ‘diagnosis’. They can’t believe what their teen is telling them. There is no blood test or other for sure way of telling if someone is gay.
Just being gay does not have any health risks. However, the reality of being gay in our society means that gay teens are at a higher risk of depression and suicide. Anyone, gay or straight, who has unprotected anal sex, has a high risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Although lesbian teens are less likely to get STIs than heterosexual teens, they may have sex with males (for many reasons), which increases their risk.

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