This policy brief presents the key findings from the peer-led study on the rights and social experiences of trans and gender diverse people in Fiji, Samoa, and Papua New Guinea. This brief provides an analysis of the data gathered and is intended to be used in advocacy with communities and policy makers. The recommendations provide a framework to build on to enable the sharing of positive experiences across countries and support good practices, policy advocacy, and programming.
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