
Streamer Jean Almeida Hilário and actor João Victor Gonçalves are expected to testify next week to the Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro for alleged homophobia during Rock in Rio, after a live broadcast in which members of the streamer's group commented on the appearance of the actor, who felt intimidated; the streamer also accused the actor of racism.
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The incident occurred during the Rock in Rio festival, when a live broadcast showed members of the streamer's group commenting on the actor's appearance and clothes, generating accusations of homophobia and, later, racism.
Streamer and actor will testify next week in investigation into homophobia at Rock in Rio
Civil Police will listen to streamer GH Rell RJ and actor João Victor Gonçalves to clarify the approach broadcast live during the festival; investigation can also analyze accusations of racism.
By Rafael Nascimento, g1 Rio
Streamer Jean Almeida Hilário and actor João Victor Gonçalves are expected to testify next week. The police are investigating reports of homophobia at Rock in Rio.
The case occurred on Friday (4) around the festival. Decradi will analyze the statements made by the 2 people involved before and after the episode.
The confusion gained repercussions after a live broadcast. In the recording, members of the streamer's group commented on the actor's appearance and clothes.
The actor said he felt intimidated. The streamer apologized, denied homophobia and accused the actor of racism for subsequent statements.
The Civil Police will analyze the facts separately. João's defense denies discriminatory content, while Jean's lawyers are confident in the absence of homophobic conduct.
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The Civil Police will complete the investigation and decide whether there is enough evidence to charge those involved.
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