Lumpur or Selangor. 9/51 respondents said that they migrated because they believed that they could receive stronger peer support. A trans woman also shared that she migrated from her town to avoid bringing shame to her family due to her gender identity and gender expression. 86. As for the ethnicity, Malays represented the major ethnic of respondents (40) and followed by Indian (24), and Chinese (23). Respondents from mixedrace parents comprised of 2 ethnically mixed Malay and Chinese, 1 each for ethnically mixed Indian and British, ethnically mixed Chinese and American and lastly ethnically mixed Indian and Chinese. Table 2: Ethnicity composition of respondents Ethnicity Frequency a. Malay 40 b. Indian 24 c. Chinese 23 d. Sikh (Punjabi) 2 e. Melanau 2 f. Iban 1 g. Bidayuh 1 h. Serani 1 i. Peranakan Baba & Nyonya 1 j. Mixed-race parents 5 Note: Frequency means number of respondent 87. In terms of religion and faith, the respondents were mostly Muslim (45) followed by Hindu (18), Buddhist (14), Christian (9), Taoism (1), believed in karma (1), the rest (12) were either agnostic, atheist, free thinker or refused to state his/her religion. 88. Based on the study, 13 respondents stated that they had physical disabilities which includes, 5 with visual disability (blurred vision due to refractive error or lose one eyesight), 4 each for physical disability that restricts mobility and hearing disability (lack of hearing) as shown in the table 3 below. Table 3: Type of physical disabilities Item 40 Frequency 1. Visual disability 5 2. Physical disability that restricts mobility 4 3. Hearing disability 4 | Report On Transgender Persons In KL And Selangor