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Eliana Rubashkyn

April 09, 2024

Eliana Rubashkyn (born 25 June 1988) is a New Zealand pharmacist and chemist,[3] known for being the first intersex person assigned male at birth legally recognised as a woman with a UN mechanism under the international refugee statute. Born in Colombia, Rubashkyn was formerly stateless.[4] She[a] currently works as a programme officer at ILGA world,[5] and as a harm reduction scientist developing human right campaigns of support addressed to LGBTI asylum seekers, refugees and intersex persons around the world.[6]

Eliana Rubashkyn
Born (1988-06-25) 25 June 1988 (age 35)
Bogotá, Colombia
Other namesEliana Golberstein,[1] Eliana Galberstein[2]
CitizenshipNew Zealand
Occupation(s)Pharmacist, chemist, human rights advocate

Rubashkyn's gender was recognised under the United Nations' 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees.[7] Rubashkyn's case attracted international media and legal attention after her mistreatment following her detention at Hong Kong International Airport because of the incongruence between her gender identity and her passport photo, resulting in several years of statelessness in Hong Kong, and inhumane reclusion into several refuge centers across Yuen Long.[4][8][9]

Rubashkyn moved to New Zealand as a refugee in 2014, and was granted New Zealand citizenship in 2018.[10] In 2023, Rubashkyn was charged with two counts of assault; one count for the physical assault of an unknown victim, and the other count for throwing tomato juice on Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull. Rubashkyn has pled not guilty to all charges.[11]

Biography edit

Rubashkyn was born in Colombia to a Ukrainian Jewish mother who had moved there in the 1970s.[12] She was born with the intersex condition of partial androgen insensitivity syndrome and was assigned male at birth.[13][14][15]

In 2011, Rubashkyn obtained her degree in pharmacy and chemistry at the National University of Colombia, and speaks five languages fluently.[16][10] After studying molecular biology in the University of Granada, she was granted a scholarship to develop postgraduate studies in public health at the Taipei Medical University, and at the same time started her transition and gender-affirming care in Taiwan. Rubashkyn identified that being stabbed in Colombia was catalyst for her decision to seek higher education elsewhere.[17]

Statelessness edit

Within a year of starting hormone replacement therapy, Rubashkyn's physical appearance changed dramatically due to her intersex condition, and the Taiwanese immigration authorities required her to update her passport at the closest Colombian consulate before she could begin her second year of master's studies. She travelled to Hong Kong to do so, but when she arrived at Hong Kong International Airport's immigration facility, she was detained for over eight months in several detention and refugee centres because of her ambiguous legal condition.[18][19][20]

Rubashkyn suffered from abusive mistreatment and constant sexual abuse and harassment in several of the reclusion centres in which she lived.[21] She was restrained in a psychiatric ward of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kowloon, caused by an attempted suicide, after being mistreated and sexually abused.[22][23][24][25]

Unable to seek asylum to be granted protection as a refugee in Hong Kong due to the government not having ratified the UN Refugee Convention, she faced deportation, and suffered severe mistreatment in the airport's detention centre.[26] Rubashkyn refused to contact her home embassy to prevent deportation because of the lack of diplomatic assistance they offered, and she became de facto stateless on 30 October 2012. Rubashkyn's position as a refugee limited the contact she could have with authorities from the governments of Colombia.[19][27][28]

With the help of Amnesty International and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), she was granted refugee status; however, because Hong Kong is not a signatory of the 1951 refugee convention, it did not recognise her as a refugee and sought to deport her to Colombia.

Her case drew international attention, particularly in Southeast Asia and Colombia, where transgender, gender diverse people and intersex people are often persecuted. Her case was also noted in New Zealand, a country known for its stance on equality for LGBTI people.[29][30][31] In December 2013, the UN offered a solution by recognising Rubashkyn as a woman under the UNHCR refugee system. She became the first gender diverse person recognised as a woman in China or Hong Kong without having undergone a sex reassignment surgery or medical intervention.[32][33] A CNN story about her struggle and a short documentary about her life in Hong Kong won a GLAAD Media Award in May 2015.[34]

Resettlement edit

In May 2014, New Zealand accepted Rubashkyn as a refugee and granted her asylum, extending a universal recognition of her gender.[35] Her case was the first in the world in which the gender identity of a person was recognised internationally.[36][37] In 2015, Rubashkyn's marriage received significant media attention when the NZ Registrar of Marriages asked for Rubashkyn's dead name, alongside her legal name, to register the marriage.[38][39][40]

In 2019, Rubashkyn gave evidence as part of the investigation into the murder of Grace Millane, after realising she had served the accused in an Auckland pharmacy.[3]

Career edit

Since being resettled in New Zealand, Rubashkyn has worked as a pharmacist and is involved in a number of advocacy roles.[41]

Activism edit

Rubashkyn has advocated for rights of refugees and intersex, transgender, and gender diverse people in New Zealand and globally.[42] Rubashkyn has made contributions to United Nations Development Program and United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in her capacity as the co-founder of Rainbow Path Aotearoa New Zealand, a LGBT refugee advocacy charity.[43][44]

During a protest against Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull in Auckland on 25 March 2023, Rubashkyn threw tomato juice over Keen-Minshull's head.[45] Subsequently, Rubashkyn reported receiving death threats.[46] Rubashkyn departed to Australia, then the United States, claiming she feared being arrested in New Zealand.[47][48][49] New Zealand police subsequently charged her with two counts of assault,[50][51][49] one count for the tomato juice incident with Keen-Minshull and another count of assault against a separate, unknown victim.[52] Supporters of Rubashkyn raised over $15,000 in the two weeks following the incident to cover her legal costs.[53] In April 2023, Rubashkyn's lawyer entered a not guilty plea on her behalf, with the case to return to court in July.[2]

On 20 September, Rubashkyn's lawyer James Olsen applied to have the assault charges against her dismissed at the Auckland District Court. Keen-Minshull encouraged her supporters to gather near the courtroom via social media; having abandoned her second travel plans to New Zealand due to safety concerns. Keen-Minshull's supporters including a "Let a Woman Speak" group were met by members of the Trans Liberation Alliance (TLA) group congregated in St Patrick's Court near the Auckland District Court. This protest was peaceful with Police separating the two groups.[54][55] Olsen argued that the case should be dismissed since Keen-Minshull had decline to lodge a complaint or submit evidence to the Police. Police prosecutor Sergeant Phil Mann has sought to rely on Keen-Minshull's filmed statements to TVNZ following the juicing incident. Judge Claire Ryan has reserved her decision till a court hearing in October 2023.[55]

On 26 October, Judge Ryan rejected Rubashkyn's attempt to dismiss the charges against her and ruled that she would face trial for two assault charges against Keen-Minshull.[56]

Notes edit

  1. ^ Rubashkyn uses both they/them and she/her pronouns. This article uses feminine pronouns for consistency.

References edit

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April 09, 2024
eliana, rubashkyn, born, june, 1988, zealand, pharmacist, chemist, known, being, first, intersex, person, assigned, male, birth, legally, recognised, woman, with, mechanism, under, international, refugee, statute, born, colombia, rubashkyn, formerly, stateless. Eliana Rubashkyn born 25 June 1988 is a New Zealand pharmacist and chemist 3 known for being the first intersex person assigned male at birth legally recognised as a woman with a UN mechanism under the international refugee statute Born in Colombia Rubashkyn was formerly stateless 4 She a currently works as a programme officer at ILGA world 5 and as a harm reduction scientist developing human right campaigns of support addressed to LGBTI asylum seekers refugees and intersex persons around the world 6 Eliana RubashkynBorn 1988 06 25 25 June 1988 age 35 Bogota ColombiaOther namesEliana Golberstein 1 Eliana Galberstein 2 CitizenshipNew ZealandOccupation s Pharmacist chemist human rights advocateRubashkyn s gender was recognised under the United Nations 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees 7 Rubashkyn s case attracted international media and legal attention after her mistreatment following her detention at Hong Kong International Airport because of the incongruence between her gender identity and her passport photo resulting in several years of statelessness in Hong Kong and inhumane reclusion into several refuge centers across Yuen Long 4 8 9 Rubashkyn moved to New Zealand as a refugee in 2014 and was granted New Zealand citizenship in 2018 10 In 2023 Rubashkyn was charged with two counts of assault one count for the physical assault of an unknown victim and the other count for throwing tomato juice on Kellie Jay Keen Minshull Rubashkyn has pled not guilty to all charges 11 Contents 1 Biography 1 1 Statelessness 1 2 Resettlement 2 Career 2 1 Activism 3 Notes 4 ReferencesBiography editRubashkyn was born in Colombia to a Ukrainian Jewish mother who had moved there in the 1970s 12 She was born with the intersex condition of partial androgen insensitivity syndrome and was assigned male at birth 13 14 15 In 2011 Rubashkyn obtained her degree in pharmacy and chemistry at the National University of Colombia and speaks five languages fluently 16 10 After studying molecular biology in the University of Granada she was granted a scholarship to develop postgraduate studies in public health at the Taipei Medical University and at the same time started her transition and gender affirming care in Taiwan Rubashkyn identified that being stabbed in Colombia was catalyst for her decision to seek higher education elsewhere 17 Statelessness edit Within a year of starting hormone replacement therapy Rubashkyn s physical appearance changed dramatically due to her intersex condition and the Taiwanese immigration authorities required her to update her passport at the closest Colombian consulate before she could begin her second year of master s studies She travelled to Hong Kong to do so but when she arrived at Hong Kong International Airport s immigration facility she was detained for over eight months in several detention and refugee centres because of her ambiguous legal condition 18 19 20 Rubashkyn suffered from abusive mistreatment and constant sexual abuse and harassment in several of the reclusion centres in which she lived 21 She was restrained in a psychiatric ward of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kowloon caused by an attempted suicide after being mistreated and sexually abused 22 23 24 25 Unable to seek asylum to be granted protection as a refugee in Hong Kong due to the government not having ratified the UN Refugee Convention she faced deportation and suffered severe mistreatment in the airport s detention centre 26 Rubashkyn refused to contact her home embassy to prevent deportation because of the lack of diplomatic assistance they offered and she became de facto stateless on 30 October 2012 Rubashkyn s position as a refugee limited the contact she could have with authorities from the governments of Colombia 19 27 28 With the help of Amnesty International and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees UNHCR she was granted refugee status however because Hong Kong is not a signatory of the 1951 refugee convention it did not recognise her as a refugee and sought to deport her to Colombia Her case drew international attention particularly in Southeast Asia and Colombia where transgender gender diverse people and intersex people are often persecuted Her case was also noted in New Zealand a country known for its stance on equality for LGBTI people 29 30 31 In December 2013 the UN offered a solution by recognising Rubashkyn as a woman under the UNHCR refugee system She became the first gender diverse person recognised as a woman in China or Hong Kong without having undergone a sex reassignment surgery or medical intervention 32 33 A CNN story about her struggle and a short documentary about her life in Hong Kong won a GLAAD Media Award in May 2015 34 Resettlement edit In May 2014 New Zealand accepted Rubashkyn as a refugee and granted her asylum extending a universal recognition of her gender 35 Her case was the first in the world in which the gender identity of a person was recognised internationally 36 37 In 2015 Rubashkyn s marriage received significant media attention when the NZ Registrar of Marriages asked for Rubashkyn s dead name alongside her legal name to register the marriage 38 39 40 In 2019 Rubashkyn gave evidence as part of the investigation into the murder of Grace Millane after realising she had served the accused in an Auckland pharmacy 3 Career editSince being resettled in New Zealand Rubashkyn has worked as a pharmacist and is involved in a number of advocacy roles 41 Activism edit Rubashkyn has advocated for rights of refugees and intersex transgender and gender diverse people in New Zealand and globally 42 Rubashkyn has made contributions to United Nations Development Program and United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in her capacity as the co founder of Rainbow Path Aotearoa New Zealand a LGBT refugee advocacy charity 43 44 During a protest against Kellie Jay Keen Minshull in Auckland on 25 March 2023 Rubashkyn threw tomato juice over Keen Minshull s head 45 Subsequently Rubashkyn reported receiving death threats 46 Rubashkyn departed to Australia then the United States claiming she feared being arrested in New Zealand 47 48 49 New Zealand police subsequently charged her with two counts of assault 50 51 49 one count for the tomato juice incident with Keen Minshull and another count of assault against a separate unknown victim 52 Supporters of Rubashkyn raised over 15 000 in the two weeks following the incident to cover her legal costs 53 In April 2023 Rubashkyn s lawyer entered a not guilty plea on her behalf with the case to return to court in July 2 On 20 September Rubashkyn s lawyer James Olsen applied to have the assault charges against her dismissed at the Auckland District Court Keen Minshull encouraged her supporters to gather near the courtroom via social media having abandoned her second travel plans to New Zealand due to safety concerns Keen Minshull s supporters including a Let a Woman Speak group were met by members of the Trans Liberation Alliance TLA group congregated in St Patrick s Court near the Auckland District Court This protest was peaceful with Police separating the two groups 54 55 Olsen argued that the case should be dismissed since Keen Minshull had decline to lodge a complaint or submit evidence to the Police Police prosecutor Sergeant Phil Mann has sought to rely on Keen Minshull s filmed statements to TVNZ following the juicing incident Judge Claire Ryan has reserved her decision till a court hearing in October 2023 55 On 26 October Judge Ryan rejected Rubashkyn s attempt to dismiss the charges against her and ruled that she would face trial for two assault charges against Keen Minshull 56 Notes edit Rubashkyn uses both they them and she her pronouns This article uses feminine pronouns for consistency References edit Intersex people on the importance of being understood possible inclusion in upcoming census Newshub Retrieved 1 April 2023 a b Protester pleads not 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