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We raise awareness about transphobic violence in the Asia Pacific region and fight discrimination nationally and locally.

Trans Thrive Aims To

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UNDERSTAND

how transphobic incidents affect the well-being of transgender and gender-diverse individuals

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ANALYSE

the different types of transphobic violence

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BREAK DOWN

the reasons behind transphobic bias that works against our community

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REVIEW

existing laws and policies that protect our rights

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ADVOCATE

for better legislation and policies to address the issues

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PROVIDE

better support to survivors of violence

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WHY SHOULD
I REPORT?

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Sharing your experience of the violence you’ve faced is a crucial step towards healing and achieving justice.

Through this information, we will highlight the frequency of violence, human rights violations, and hate crimes against transgender individuals.

HOW DO I REPORT?

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You can share your story with us through an easy-to-use survey, which is accessible and available in multiple languages. We have designed this experience with awareness and empathy.

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The survey could take 5-20 minutes, depending on how much information you would like to share with us.

Sharing is brave

We understand the difficulties that survivors encounter when sharing their stories, so please remember to:

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Founded in 2009, APTN is trans-led and has grown to become a leading platform and voice for transgender people in the Asia Pacific, working in the areas of trans advocacy, movement-building, leadership development, public campaigning and research.

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