Faith/
Malaysia
“Thats always been me, Faith, a transgirl who always believe in miracle.”
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@applegreenluna/
Malaysia
“Being a loud educated transgender woman as a lecturer I am well prepared mentally and physically that this will be a bumpy road for me.”
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Anonymous/
Malaysia
“He just won’t understand how happy I am with this girl.”
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David Rose/
Malaysia
“but when it’s come to lgbt issues, we are unable to married who we love, laws make us live apart from society.”
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David Rose/
Malaysia
“i have a past darkness of discriminate, bullied, religious police arrest, daily fear to murdered, teacher cutting my hair shorter at school, a lots hurt memory that bring me to final decision, seeking protection in sweden.”
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Coco/
Malaysia
“I fear discrimination in public spaces – the taunts and the calling of names. Bapuk, pondan. Muggers are alert on people like us. I have seen and heard stories of people being roughed up. In a conservative society, I can only express myself in safe spaces. My family cannot know.”
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Fenominah/
Malaysia
“I looked for escape. I began to love make up. I’ve always been fascinated about women in general, especially those Hollywood actresses, how beautiful they look. The inspiration and aspiration started growing. Then I discovered drag.”
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Tiara/
Malaysia
“even if i wanted to be out and proud, who would listen? especially to someone who is a racial minority with mental health issues? I can’t wait to get out of here, to be free to be me again.”
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Mimi/
Malaysia
“I started to involve as a sex worker initially just for fun, then i get serious and working full time. At first everything is fascinating, i get so many customers and my life was quite luxurious.
I always go shopping and fulfill my every needs. At that time life is so perfect but ‘the sky is not always bright’.”
Erina/
Malaysia
The First time my experience arrested by police in Kuala Lumpur, I stay in lock up for 2 weeks I was raped by the Inmates. I Told the police about my case but the police didn’t anything.
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Shelah!/
Malaysia
“They feel like LGBT people are a challenge to the Malay identity… We are not fighting for LGBT issues, we’re fighting for basic human rights – the right to be!”
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Abinaya/
Malaysia
“I’m lonely, homeless, in fear why because I decided to be who I am. Well who I am? I am Abinaya Jayaraman Transwomen, my gender is my identity and why i’m punished.”
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Nisha/
Malaysia
“I left prison even without my crowning glory, which is my hair, as a survivor.”
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Mitch/
Malaysia
“In spite of all this we are here, and we have a wonderful family and we are blessed to be surrounded by family and friends who love us and accept us as we are”
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