Firstly, you must go to the nearest hospital and get an injuries form, which is required to report your assault. Secondly, we advise that you go to the police station in the area where the assault took place. If this is not possible, go to the nearest police station or headquarters. You can contact any LGTB helpline and ask for help to fill in the forms. 

Be aware that if you cannot remember the facts clearly, you can complete an extension of the original reporting form on a later stage. It is important that you liaise with witnesses who are willing to take part in a trial, as their testimonies will be vital to get your attacker/s punished.  Also, you must be aware that the Código Penal treats homophobia as an aggravating fact, which is applied when someone is assaulted because of their sexual orientation.