By teachers or lecturers 107. Regarding abuses/violence from teacher or lecturer in educational institutions, respondents faced hate speech (23/97), followed by name calling (19/97) and public humiliation (18/97). Sexual violence was also documented from teachers or lecturers such as unwanted sexual gestures, language, image (8/97), molestation or unwanted touching (6/97), threat of rape (2/97) and rape and coerced sex (1/97). Table 7 below shows the experiences. Frequency TW TM Intersex Table 7: Experience of abuses/violence in educational institutions due to gender identity, gender expression and/or sexual orientation by teachers or lecturers 1. Hate speech 23/97 15 7 1 2. Name Calling 19/97 13 5 1 3. Public humiliation (publicly scolded, reprimanded or punished because of gender identity) 18/97 16 1 1 4. Cold Shoulder 12/97 9 2 1 5. Spread of rumours about your gender identity in the educational institutions, neighbourhood, online spaces, etc. 10/97 5 4 1 6. Isolated 11/97 9 1 1 7. Unwanted sexual gestures, language, image 8/97 8 0 0 8. Molestation or unwanted touching 6/97 6 0 0 9. Physical violence (e.g. beaten up, hit, kicked, physical fights, pushed etc.) 4/97 3 0 1 10. Confined or locked up 3/97 2 1 0 11. Threat of rape 2/97 2 0 0 12. Rape or coerced sex 1/97 1 0 0 Item Note: TW: Trans women (69 persons), TM: Trans men (29 persons), Intersex: 2 persons 108. 28 respondents stated that they faced disciplinary actions during their study in educational institutions because of their gender identity and/or gender expression. Among the experiences that they shared were, warnings for keeping long hair, suspended from school, absent from school due to bullying but was later penalized by teachers. Report On Transgender Persons In KL And Selangor | 47