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: Since 2015, they have received constitutional protection from gender discrimination, though formal recognition as a third gender is still evolving.

The (often referred to as kathoeys in Thailand) is deeply integrated into society, spanning from professional careers to vibrant nightlife. While media often highlights hairless, ultra-feminine performers, a growing movement of hairy transfeminine individuals and non-binary people are using body and facial hair as a tool for personal empowerment and gender subversion. Lifestyle & Cultural Integration