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Renildo José dos Santos (2 April 1956 - 10 March 1993) was Brazilian politician.

Renildo is considered one of the first openly elected LGBT politician in Brazil. In 1993, he was murdered after coming out.

Biography

Son of Marinete Maria de Lima, Renildo dos Santos was a municipal councilman in Coqueiro Seco, Alagoas, who became a symbol of LGBT activism in Brazil. In 1993, he was brutally murdered after publicly declaring his bisexuality. Renildo faced constant persecution and threats, being prevented from entering the Municipal Council and threatened with the loss of his mandate.

Renildo was kidnapped by armed men on March 10, 1993, and days later, his body was found mutilated and decapitated. The case had great international repercussion and was reported to Amnesty International. In 2015, those responsible for the crime began serving their sentences.

Renildo's memory is remembered by LGBT activists and he is honored with the Renildo José dos Santos Human Rights Award, created by the Grupo Gay da Bahia [pt]. This award recognizes individuals who contribute significantly to the promotion of citizenship and human rights in Brazil.

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