Whispers of Change: LGBTQ+ Life in Myanmar under the Shadow of Dictatorship

Step into the lives of transgender individuals in Myanmar, as they navigate a society marked by prejudice and adversity. From U Thaw, a hairstylist advocating for safer spaces, to the broader network of LGBTQ+ activists pushing for recognition and rights, discover the resilience and determination of those challenging societal norms. Join us as we explore the struggles, triumphs, and aspirations of Myanmar's gender diverse population.
This episode has been filmed in 2018
**This documentary is for educational purposes only.**
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[Serioslump]

Very important stories, thank you for sharing!!

[ElysetheEevee]

I rooting for Myanmar. I hope those who are abused and oppressed find freedom there.

[melaniabladeofmiquella]

Bless them all hope their situation improves ❤

[kadukalay]

thank you for this informative report 🙏🏼 I wish the LGBTQ+ community in Myanmar a happy and peaceful future 🏳️‍🌈

[muktadirkhan]

Not the people of Myanmar wearing the lungi just like my Bangladeshis. 😂 this was a very interesting and educational video, also I love how fast this channel is growing. 🙏👏 #OnTheRoadTo100K. #Robloak.

[giantdog]

I hope the people of Myanmar will soon overcome the tyrants ruling their nation. May they live freely and have a true democratic government very very soon.

[Kell-icyn]

Everybody would be fine if everyone minded their own business. Im not gay but i don't care if you are. It's very easy to think that way.

[jackiejeffries]

Why can’t we just love one another we all bleed red. How about not judging each other no matter what country you’re from. When will we learn to just love respect and not judge. Just live and let die. Remember that song. Just live and let die. Nothing else to say

[vickythefist]

The transgender man at the fair looked like a normal woman to me .
I think they were only staring because of the camera that was following her.

[vickythefist]

When LGBT PEOPLE IN THE UK MOAN ABOUT DISCRIMINATION IN REALLY ANNOYS ME. THIS IS REAL DISCRIMINATION.
IT SEEMS A HORRIBLE PLACE TO LIVE FOR MOST PEOPLE WHO DON'T TOE THE LINE .