By peers 104. Based on the analysis, when asked on the types and frequency of abuses/ violence experienced by respondents, they experienced the most was name calling (67/97), hate speech (55/97) followed by spread of rumours of their gender identity in the educational institution, neighbourhood, online space, etc. (48/97). It was very disturbing that trans women had also experienced threat of rape (11/97) and rape or coerced sex (7/97) in educational institutions. The table 5 below shows the analysis of abuse/violence experienced by trans women, trans men and intersex in the educational institution by peers. Frequency TW TM Intersex Table 5: Experience of abuses/violence in educational institutions due to gender identity, gender expression and/or sexual orientation by peers 1. Name calling 67/97 49 17 1 2. Hate speech 55/97 42 12 1 3. Spread of rumours about your gender identity in the educational institutions, neighbourhood, online spaces, etc. 48/97 31 16 1 4. Unwanted sexual gestures, language, image 42/97 34 7 1 5. Cold shoulder 40/97 27 12 1 6. Isolated 36/97 25 10 1 7. Molestation or unwanted touching 34/97 30 3 1 8. Physical violence (e.g. beaten up, hit, kicked, physical fights, pushed etc.) 31/97 25 5 1 9. Public humiliation (publicly scolded, reprimanded or punished because of gender identity) 27/97 22 4 1 10. Threat of rape 11/97 10 0 1 11. Rape or coerced sex 7/97 7 0 0 12. Confined or locked up 7/97 4 2 1 13. Money extortion 3/97 3 0 0 Item Note: TW: Trans women (69 persons), TM: Trans men (29 persons), Intersex: 2 persons 105. In the study, 5 respondents had expressly stated their experiences of sexual violence, either raped or gang raped by peers while they were at or outside of the school compound. 3 of the respondents had not reported the sexual Report On Transgender Persons In KL And Selangor | 45