The Hijra community is marginalized in social, political, and economic life and especially
stigmatized in society. It is their birthright to make use of society's opportunities and …

The COVID-19 lockdown in Bangladesh has left hijra individuals at an increased risk of
poverty and food insecurity due to the economic crisis. COVID-19 challenges the …

Despite official recognition in 2013, the Hijra community in Bangladesh continues to endure
persistent discrimination and exclusion, limiting them to traditional and menial professions …

Ensuring human rights for Hijra is one of the prerequisites of a just society. The Hijras are
perceived to live at risk of being the victims of social harassment everywhere due to negative …

This article examines the social and economic adaptation mechanisms practiced by the hijra
community in Bangladesh, with a particular focus on the family structure and social relations …

Hijra (Transgender) people are human beings with different physical and sexual
appearances and all basic needs. They also have all the human qualities except the sexual …

In Bangladesh, the Hijra is a large community of third gender people, mostly consisting of
male-to-female transgender persons as well as eunuchs or men who had their genitals …

The third gender is an identity-based category for people who do not identify themselves as
either male or female. This may include people who do not feel the male or female gender …

ABSTRACT 'Right to equality'is the crucial right of every human being, well-recognized in
the international instruments and in the national constitutions of a plethora of countries …

Exploring the Contemporary Societal experiences & their Impact on the Mental Health of Hijra
Community: A Qualitative Study Page 1 Exploring the Contemporary Societal experiences & …