Two Philippine transgenders in Bangkok brawl face possible deportation, fine


MANILA: Instead of facing charges for assault and battery, the two Filipino transwomen involved in a brawl in Bangkok may just be deported and obliged to pay a fine, said Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Eduardo de Vega on Thursday (March 7).

De Vega, however, emphasised that the decision on the matter has yet to be finalised.

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