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Gay Marriage⚭✖ UnregnizedCensorship✔ No censorshipChangg Genr✔ Legal, surgery not requiredNon-bary genr regnn✖ Not legally regnizedEmployment Discrimatn✔ Sexual orientatn and genr intyHog Discrimatn✔ Sexual orientatn and genr intyDonatg Blood✖ Banned (fe ferral)Conversn Therapy✖ Not banned. Current statSce Jan 1, 2005IllegalBetween 1954 and 2005 homosexualy was nsired a mental disorr and gay men were prohibed om donatns by MSMs Thailand?

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Gay men and transgenr women were the primary fol populatns the peer-reviewed lerature, LGBT+ people as a whole the grey lerature. Keywords: Sexual and genr mori, LGBT persons, Public nondiscrimatn polici, Stigma, Bullyg, Margal employment, Social termants of health, Health dispari, Spg review, ThailandBackgroundThe cln of lbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenr (LGBT), and other persons outsi of heteronormative and cisgenr inti (i. [21]2014Gay men & other MSMXX Bemont [22]2006Kathoey (Transgenr women)XXXX Boer & Emons [23]2004General populatnXX Burford & Kdon [24]2015MSM; TransgenrXXX Cadoso [25]2009Homosexual & other MSM; Bisexual menXX Cadoso [26]2009MSM; Bisexual menXX Cadoso & Werner [27]2013Heterosexual malXX Celentano [28]2005MSMXX Chariyalertsak et al.

[34]2019Gay men & other MSM; Transgenr womenXXX Enteen [35]2007Lbian womenXX Fongkaew [36]2019LGBT+XXXX Gooren et al. [50]2016Young homosexual & other MSMXXX Kaeng [51]2011LGBT+XX Käng [52]2012Kathoey (Transgenr women)XXXX Käng [53]2014LGBT+XX Khowadhana [54]2001Lbian womenXXXXX Khumsaen & Stephenson [55]2019MSMXX Kteerasack et al. [67]2012Gay men & other MSM; Transgenr women; General populatnXXXX Noknoi & Wutthirong [68]2007LGBT+XXXXX Ocha [69]2013Transgenr sex workersXXXXX Ojanen [70]2009Counsellors to LGBT+XXXXXXX Ojanen et al.

[74]2017Gay men & other MSM; Transgenr womenXXXX Potiwan [75]2011Transgenr womenXXX Samakkeekarom [76]2011Gay men & other MSMXX Sanrs [77]2011LGBT+XXXX Sapsirisavat et al. [79]2016Gay men & other MSMXX Snott [80]2000LGBT+XXX Snott [16]2007Lbian women (De, Toms)XX Snott [81]2011LGBT+XXX Soparchasak et al.

[86]2004LGBT; General populatnXXXX van Wijngaarn & Fongkaew [87]2020Transgenr womenXXXXX van Wijngaarn & Ojanen [88]2016Gay menXXX Walsh & Chaiyaj [89]2012TransgenrXX Wter [90]2008Kathoey (Transgenr women)XXXXX Wter & Udomsak [91]2002Transgenr womenXX Yagarfard et al. [98]2011Gay men & other MSMXX Cameron [99]2006Sex workers; Transgenr people; MSMXXXXXXX Center for Health Policy Studi, Mahidol Universy [100]2016Stunts (general populatn)XXXX Godw [101]2010MSM; Transgenr peopleXXXXXX ILO [102]2005LGBT+XX Kaleidospe Human Rights Foundatn [103]2015LGBTI peopleXXXXXXX Kaleidospe Human Rights Foundatn [104]2016LGBTI peopleXXXX Mahidol Universy [105]2014LGBT stuntsXXXX Newman et al.

Department of State [120]2014LGBTXXXXX UNDP [7]2019LGBT people; Non-LGBT peopleXXXXXXX UNDP & ILO [121]2018LGBTI peopleXXX UNDP & Mistry of Social Development and Human Secury [122]2018LGBTI peopleXXXX UNDP & USAID [123]2014LGBT personsXXXXXX UNDP [124]2020Transgenr womenXX UNESCO [125]2018LGBTI stuntsXXXXXX USAID & UNDP [126]2011MSM & Transgenr personsXX van Wijngaarn [127]2016Gay men & other MSMXXX Vanaspong & Kawri [128]2020Women & LGBT peopleXX Wter et al. ECON Enomic well-beg, EDUC Edutn, FAM Fay, HLTH Health, LGBT+, Lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, LGBTI Lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, and tersex, LGBTIQN+ Lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, tersex, queer, and non-bary, MSM Men who have sex wh men, MSW Male sex workers, POL Polil and civic participatn, SGM Sexual and genr mory, VIOL Personal secury and vlenceRultsThe search ptured 1844 peer-reviewed articl and 497 grey lerature sourc total.

Of the 76 articl, 42% (n = 32) focsed on gay men or men who have sex wh men (MSM); among the, the majory (n = 18 articl) ed or clud the term “gay” or “gay men” (one ed “homosexual”), while the remar only ed the behavral termology, MSM. As the latter may clu men who self-intify as heterosexual, bisexual, or gay, we heretofore refer to the broar tegory as gay men and other MSM.

Thirty-two articl foced on transgenr women (12 of the addrsed both gay men and transgenr populatns). Of the remag grey lerature sourc, 7 focsed on gay men and other MSM, 5 on transgenr persons (2 on transgenr women, 1 on transmascule dividuals), 4 targeted the general populatn, and 1 ncentrated on lbian women, bisexual women, transgenr persons and tersex vast majory (97%; 38/39) of the grey lerature clud was published after 2010; the only exceptn was a 2007 report by Thailand’s Natnal Human Rights Commissn.

A World Bank [8] study (n = 2302) dited that 23% of transgenr people, 11% of lbian women, and 6% of gay men reported that they had experienced discrimatn accsg some form of tn or trag servic. In some fai, beg gay is viewed as a fect and there may be tense prsure to adopt heteronormative mannerisms and fd an ‘appropriate’ heterosexual partner; failure to nform risks loss of face for the fay, and the subsequent rejectn of the gay fay member [88] LGBT+ dividuals appear to manage this prsure wh actns rarely scribed Wtern ntexts. Twelve studi reported higher rat of forced or erced sex than among the general populatn [7, 17, 33, 39, 43, 59, 70, 78, 82, 86, 96, 113], wh six-fold higher rat of forced sex reported among young gay and bisexual men and 1.

A UNDP [7] study (n = 1349) reported that 16% of LGBT+ people had been sexually asslted, wh 21% [59], 20% [82], and 18% [43] reported other studi of gay men and transgenr dividuals.

1A large-sle World Bank [8] study (n = 2302) dited that job discrimatn was generally more severe for transgenr dividuals, 60% of whom reported discrimatn the workplace, pared to 29% of lbian women and 19% of gay men.

Ined, the World Bank [8] study, the prevalence of hidg one’s inty among different LGBT+ subgroups—41% of gay men, 25% of lbian women, 23% of transgenr dividuals—was versely associated wh the prevalence of experiencg workplace discrimatn. In part, this discrimatn may reflect the legacy of the difitn of “homosexualy” as a mental illns, listed by the Thai Mistry of Public Health 2002—a cisn characterized by a former director of the Department of Mental Health as one that “lags behd amic nsens by more than 30 years” [77, 81].