In Malaysia, Muslim Trans Women Find Their Own Paths
3 Quarks Daily • 12/15/2025 • Last cited 12/15/2025
Summary
In Malaysia, Muslim trans women are navigating their identities and societal challenges, often creating their own paths in a conservative environment. According to 3 Quarks Daily, these individuals are finding ways to express themselves despite facing significant obstacles.
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