Fuziah: Transgender community can use toilets for disabled for the time being


KUALA LUMPUR: The transgender community has been urged to use toilets for the disabled (OKU) as a temporary measure before they are fully accepted by the society, said Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Fuziah Salleh.

She said the temporary measure might be the best solution after taking into consideration the feeling of some women who do not feel safe when the transgender community uses the female toilet.

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