7 trans persons in North Africa and 10 emigrants who changed things by example and/or achievement.

North Africa is a difficult place to be trans.  Which is why most persons listed here are emigrants.

Surgeons & psychiatrists

• Georges Burou (1910 – 1987) pioneer surgeon in Casablanca, invented penile inversion surgery. 1000s of patients. GVWW
• Ludwig Levy-Lenz (1889 – 1966) one of Hirschfeld’s surgeons, fled to Egypt in 1936, where he opened a clinic that did transgender surgery. GVWW
• Ezzat Ashamallah, peformed surgery on Sally Mursi, 1988. He was temporarily suspended from the Doctors’ Syndicate.
• Mahmoud Eteifi, Asyut, Egypt, arrested 2010 for transgender surgery. NewsArticle
• Hashem Bahary, psychiatrist, Al Azhar University, Cairo, runs a clinic for trans persons. YouTube.

Cleric

Muhammad Sayyid Tantawy (1928 – 2010) grand mufti and then Grand Imam of Al-Azhar Mosque in Cairo, issued a fatwa that Sally Mursi’s change was necessary for her health but that before the operation she should for one year dress, behave and comply with all obligations of Islam for women, except for marital obligations. This fatwa was the first Sunni ruling about sex changes.

Persons

1. Hatshepsut (1508 – 1482 BCE) Egyptian Pharaoh who wore the same kilt and false beard as the male pharaohs. EN.WIKIPEDIA
2. Hasan el Belbeissi (182? - ?) Egyptian belly dancer immortalized by Gustave Flaubert. GVWW
3. Sisa Abu Daooh (1950 - ), Luxor, Egypt, lived and worked as a man for 40 years. Awarded prize as 'best mother' by President al-Sisi. NewsArticle
4. Sally Mursi (1966 - ) Cairo, medical student refused completion of studies, dancer. GVWW
5. Hanan al Tawil (1966 – 2004) actress. GVWW
6. Noor Talbi (1969 - ) Moroccan dancer, model, actress. GVWW
7. Nourhan (198? - ) Cairo, engineer, academic at Al Azhar University, transferred to administration. NewsArticle.

Emigrants

1. Marcel Oudjman (? - ?) from Algeria, moved to Paris and became owner of La Carrousel and Madame Arthur. Part 1 Part II
2. Dominot (1930 - 2014) from Tunisia, actress, performer in Rome. GVWW
3. Marie-Pierre Pruvot/ Bambi (1935 - ) from Ysser, Algiers. Became star at Madame Arthur/ La Carrousel. Then a school teacher and a novelist. GVWW
4. Nana (1939 - ) from Oran, Algeria, became a performer/sex worker in Paris. Later she married. GVWW
5. Marie-France Garcia (1946 - ) from Oran, Algeria, active in FHAR and Les Gazolines in Paris, also a singer. GVWW
6. Bibiana Manuala Fernandez Chica (Bibi Andersen) (1954 - ) actress, performer, born in Tangiers, found fame in Spain. GVWW ES.Wikipedia
7. Pascale Ourbih (1972 - ) from Algeria, model, actress Green Party candidate in Paris. GVWW
8. Randa (198? - ) fled Algeria where her life was threatened. Lives in Lebanon, and is author of The Memoirs of Randa the Trans – first trans autobiography in Arabic. NewsArticle
9. Carla Massoud, from Egypt, now lives in Germany with her husband. NewsArticle BBC
10. Achan/Layla Kingston, born in Libya to South Sudanese Dinka Bor parents. Now lives in Pennsylvania. NewsArticle

11 trans persons in Thailand who changed things by example and/or achievement.

Surgeons

Sanguan Kunaporn, in Phuket, trained by Preecha Tiewtranon. WebPage Susan’s Place – patients include: Melanie Myers, Stefánie Faludi, Racheal McGonigal,

Preecha Tiewtranon in Bangkok. Been doing transgender surgery for over 30 years – over 35,000 surgeries. Trained several other surgeons. WebPage Newsarticle. - patients include: Donna Lee 
Parsons,

Thep Vechavisit in Bangkok is one of the cheapest, but not all are satisfied.  Beware  – WebPage TSRoadmap, Sydney Morning Herald, BBC, Susan’s Place, Patients include: Rose Venkatesan, Alexis Reich

Suporn Watanyusakul, in Chonburi, has been doing transgender operations for over 25 years, and has done over 25000 operations. He does 130 operations a year. Webpage Yahoo Group

Chettawut Tulayaphanich has done 3,000 transgender operations. Webpage

Persons

Choochat Dulayapraphatsorn (1962 - ). Kathoey elected village chief in Tai Ban Mai, Thailand 2008.

Kokkorn Benjathikoon โกโก้ กกกร เบญจาธิกูล (1969 - ) model, actress. GVWW.

Parinya Charoenphon ปริญญา เจริญผล/Nong Tum (1981–) boxer, actress, singer. GVWW.

Nicky Kiranant (1983 - ) air hostess. GVWW.

Yasmin Lee (1983 - ) Thai born US immigrant, started in porn videos and broke through into mainstream Hollywood. GVWW


Nuntita Khampiranon นันทิตา ฆัมภิรานนท์;/Bell Nunita (1983 - ) performer EN.Wikipedia

Yollada "Nok" Suanyot เกริกก้อง "นก" สวนยศ; (1983 - ) performer in Venus Flytrap, elected in Nan province, 2012, also founder and chair of TransFemale Association of Thailand GVWW
EN.Wikipedia

Nuntita Khampiranon/ นันทิตา ฆัมภิรานนท์/ Bell Nuntita (1983 - ) performer in Venus Flytrap, singer. EN.Wikipedia

Peche Di/Pitchadapha Phasi (1989 - ) Thai emigrant to US founded Trans Models, NYC. EN.Wikipedia    Newsarticle     Newsarticle

Sorrawee "Jazz" Nattee (1989 - ), , winner of the Miss Tiffany Universe 2009 contest, has had breast implants removed and has become a monk under the name Phra Maha Viriyo Bhikku. 2013. GVWW

Mimi Tao/ Phajaranat Nobantao (1993 - ) ex-Catholic, 6 years a Buddhist monk, now an in-demand lingerie and fashion model. Newsarticle Newsarticle

Events and institutions

Tiffany’s Cabaret Show, since 1974. Webpage

Miss Tiffany’s Universe/ มิสทิฟฟานี่ยูนิเวิร์ส, a beauty contest for Thai trans women, held in mid-May, in Pattaya, since 1998. EN.Wikipedia

Miss International Queen contest is held annually in Pattaya, with contestants, both pre-op and post-op, from around the world. Must be 18-35. EN.Wikipedia

Thai Transgender Alliance Webpage

Iron Ladies (สตรีเหล็ก, satree lek) volleyball team won the national championship in 1996. This was then portrayed in two films. EN.Wikipedia

Apple Model Management Agency, Thailand's leading modeling agency, announced the worldwide launch of its new Transgender board in 2015. Webpage

Westerners in Thailand

Willow Arune (1946 - ) Canadian lawyer and autogynephilia activist, was – before transition – arrested in Bangkok after becoming involved in a dubious $1million financial transaction with two Americans. GVWW

Melanie Myers (19?? - ) ran a guesthouse, Melanie’s Cocoon, in Phuket, Thailand in the mid 2000s aimed at trans women, and Mel passed her business card to Kunaporn’s patients. GVWW

Alexis Reich (1964 - ) US schoolteacher arrested in Thailand and charged with JonBenet Ramsey murder. GVWW


Veronique Renard/Pantau (1965 - ) Dutch writer, Buddhist activist, has been living in Bangkok since 2005. GVWW

13 trans persons in New Zealand/Aotearoa who changed things by example and/or achievement.

Physicians:

• Harold Gillies (1882 – 1960) from Dunedin, New Zealand. Organized and performed plastic surgery for Allied troops in WWI and WWII. Performed pioneering transgender surgery on Michael Dillon and Betty Cowell. GVWW.
• Patrick Clarkson (1911 – 1969) from Christchurch, New Zealand, appointed to Guys Hospital, London. Performed corrective surgery on Georgina Somerset in 1957. GVWW.
• John Money (1921 – 2006) moved to Johns Hopkins in the US, did pioneering work with intersex persons, co-founder of Gender Identity Clinic, his treatment of David Reimer became a scandal.   Biography   EN.Wikipedia
• Russell Reid (1943 - ) trained at Otago University, became a consultant at Charing Cross Hospital Gender Identity Clinic. Eased the path of hundreds of trans person. GVWW EN.Wikipedia
• Peter Walker (1942 - ) NZ’s only sex-change surgeon did 61 transgender operations. GVWW   Newsarticle

Persons:

1. Peter Stratford (? - 1929) writer, Sufi, moved to US in 1904. GVWW
2. Matene (190? - ?) Maori trapeze artist GVWW
3. John Thorp (1927 - ) British physicist immigrant. Book   Smashwords   
   
   
   
4. Noel McKay (193? - 2004) menswear retailer, performer in Auckland GVWW
5. Carmen Rupe (1935 – 2011) Nagti Maniopoto Maori, performer in Sydney, mayoral candidate in Wellington. GVWW   
   
6. Richard O'Brien (1942 - ) playwright, actor, musician, author of Rocky Horror Show. GVWW EN.Wikipedia.  
7. Jacquie Grant (1943 - ) Australian in NZ, sailor, nightclub owner, councillor, foster mother. GVWW    
   
8. Liz Roberts (1943 - ) couturier, 1969 surgery. Book   
   
9. Joanne Proctor (1947 – 2011) from Kaikoura, crane driver, HBS activist. GVWW  
   
10. Racheal McGonigal (1955 - ) farmer, businessman, sex worker. GVWW   
    
11. Georgina Beyer (1957 - ) Māori mayor of Carterton, Labour MP, actress. GVWW    EN.Wikipedia  
    
12. Gareth Farr (1968 - ) musician, performer. GVWW   EN.Wikipedia  
13. Ramon Te Wake (1976 - ) Māori musician and broadcaster. GVWW   EN.Wikipedia  
    

40 trans persons in Australia who changed things by example and/or achievement

Physicians

• Norman Haire (1892 – 1952) Australian sexologist, colleague of Hirschfeld. GVWW   book
  
  
• Herbert Bower (1914 - 2006) co-founder of Monash Gender Dysphoria Clinic. GVWW
  
  
  
  
• Trudy Kennedy (1936 - 2011) co-founder of Monash Gender Dysphoria Clinic.
  
• Peter Haertsch (1945 - ) best-known Australian sex-change surgeon. Discussion   Newsarticle
  
  

Persons

1. Edward de Lacy Evans (1830 – 1901) Irish immigrant in Melbourne, labourer outed when entered lunatic asylum in 1879. GVWW
   
   
2. Steve Hart (1859 – 1880) Irish immigrant in Victoria State, part of Ned Kelly Gang. GVWW
   
3. William Edwards (1874 – 1956) from Melbourne, sheep shearer, performer. GVWW
   
4. Harry Leo Crawford (1875 – 1938) manual worker in Sydney convicted of murdering his wife. GVWW   EN.Wikipedia
   
   
5. Bill Smith (1886 – 1975) Queensland jockey, brewery worker. GVWW
   
6. William Smith (190? - ?) farm worker sued to get wages at male rate. GVWW
   
   
7. Harry Foy (1901 – 1942) Sydney female impersonator 1940s GVWW
   
8. Lea Sonia (191? - 1941) female impersonator in 1930s. GVWW
   
9. Rose Jackson (1934 – 2011) Sydney performer, costumier. GVWW
   
10. Kate Cummings (1935 - ) immigrant from Scotland, librarian who spent much time in North America meeting pioneers of the 1960s and 1970s. First Australian to get her Naturalization Certificate reissued with the revised gender. TSSuccesses
    
    
    
11. Kathy Anne Noble (1935 - 2015) UK immigrant, Brisbane activist, founder of Agender Australia and Changeling Aspects. Book
    
    
12. Peter Stirling (1936 - ) shoe retailer, store detective, female-born XXY  GVWW
    
    
13. Pip Wherrett (1936 – 2009) Sydney motorsports journalist, broadcaster. GVWW   EN.Wikipedia
    
14. Janine Roberts (1942 - ) UK immigrant, investigative journalist. GVWW
    
    
15. Carlotta (1943 - ) Sydney entertainer, 1^st trans to play trans on television in 1973. GVWW   EN.Wikipedia 
    
    
16. Raewyn Connell (1944 - ) sociologist at the University of Sydney, specializes in the social construction of masculinity EN.Wikipedia
    
    
17. Sarah Parry (1945 - ) ship's captain in Hobart. GVWW
    
    
18. Westerley Windina (1950 - ) Queensland champion surfer. GVWW
    
    
19. Doris Fish (1952 – 1991) Sydney drag performer who found fame in San Francisco. GVWW
    
    
20. Rachael Padman (1954 - ) from Melbourne, physicist at Cambridge. GVWW
    
    
21. Adele Bailey (1955 – 1978) NZ-born sex worker in Melbourne whose murder became an ongoing mystery. GVWW
    
    
22. Catherine McGregor (1956 - ) Australian soldier, cricketer, sports writer, political aide GVWW   EN.Wikipedia
    
    
23. Roberta Perkins (195? - ) author of Drag Queen Scene: Transsexuals in Kings Cross, and books on prostition, co-founder of Tiresias House, which grew into The Gender Centre. Books    Gender Centre
    
24. Tracie O'Keefe (1957 - ) British-born hypnotherapist in Sydney, author of books on TSity Books   Gender Centre
    
    
25. Penny Whetton (1958 - ) climate scientist in Victoria State. GVWW   EN.Wikipedia
    
    
    
26. Olivia Watts (1961 - ) police officer, naturopath, Wicca  GVWW
    
    
    
    
27. Norrie May-Welby (1961 - ) Immigrant from Scotland, pursued legal status of being neither male nor female. EN.Wikipedia
    
28. Madison Hall (1964 - ) NSW murderer, first Australian to have TG surgery in prison. GVWW
    
29. Estelle Asmodelle (1964 - ) NSW dancer. Model, activist. GVWW  EN.Wikipedia
    
    
30. Mianne Bagger (1966 - ) pioneered permissions for trans women to compete in ladies' golf. EN.Wikipedia
    
    
31. Alan Finch (1967 - ) UK immigrant. Much cited changeback. GVWW
    
32. Sally Goldner (1968 - ) co-founder of Transgender Victoria, activist, GLBTI Person of the year 2015. VictoriaHRC
    
    
33. Christine Chappel (1972 – 2000) from Perth, Western Australia, murdered in Suffolk, UK. GVWW
    
34. Tony Briffa (1971 - ) PAIS raised as a girl, lived as a man, now neither/both. Intersex activist, Mayor of Hobsons Bay, Victoria. EN.Wikipedia   GVWW
    
    
35. Savannah Jackson (1972 - ) financier. Newsarticle
    
    
    
36. Veronica Baxter (1975 – 2009) Queensland aboriginal died in Sydney police custody. GVWW
    
    
    
    
37. Bridget Clinch (1979 - ) Army Captain whose struggle to stay forced Army to change its policy of terminating trans persons. Newsarticle
    
38. Delilah Slack-Smith (196? - ) martial artist. Gender Centre   Star Observer
    
39. Jordan Raskopoulos (1982 - ) comedian, actor. EN.Wikipedia
    
40. Kate Doak (198? - ) Sydney journalist DeadlyNewt

20 trans/intersex persons in or from West Asia who changed things by example and/or achievement

Physician

• Dr Khal‘atbari operated on Kubra in 1930
• Bahram Mir-djalali (1939 - ) Tehran surgeon, trained in Paris, has done over 1000 sex change surgeries. GVWW  

Lawyer

• Fawziya Janahi (1962 - ) Bahraini lawyer who has represented trans men. GVWW
  

Clerics

• Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini (1902 – 1989) issued a fatwa in 1983 to permit transsexual changes. GVWW
  
• Eliezer Yehuda Waldenberg (1915 – 2006) Jerusalem Rabbi ruled in late 1960s that a post-operative transsexual has changed her halachic gender. GVWW
  
• Muhammad Mehdi Kariminia wrote an Islamic PhD on transsexuality, published as Sex Change, From Legal and Islamic Jurisprudence Perspective, 2011. Newsarticle
  

A special mention for Yasmene Jabar, a US American, who set up the web sites Cafe Trans Arabi and the International Transsexual Sisterhood, the first to help trans women in west Asia. In 2005 she was involved in the Trans Eastern Conference (TEC) in Istanbul. GVWW


Persons

1. Assurbanipal/Sardanapalos (685-627 BCE) Assyrian King fond of spending time with his wives dressed in female clothing and makeup.   
2. Elagabalus (203 – 222) Roman Emperor from age 14 to 18, born of a Syrian dynasty. Reputed to do what would now be regarded as gay and trans. EN.Wikipedia    
3. Lucy Hester Stanhope (1776 - 1939), niece of UK Prime Minister William Pitt, settled in Palestine and wore male Arabic dress.  Book     Book 
   
4. Kubra (1909 - ?) Iranian who had transgender surgery in in 1927. GVWW
5. A Ma'dan mustergil (1917–?) landowner and poet.  GVWW
   
6. Rina Natan (1923 - ?) earliest known Israeli trans woman. Newsarticle
7. Maryam Molkara (1950 - ) Iranian activist who persuaded Ayatollah Khomeini to issue a fatwa permitting gender changes. GVWW    EN.Wikipedia
   
8. Bülent Ersoy (1952 - ) Turkish singer, actor. GVWW      EN.Wikipedia
   
9. Charles Kane (1960 - ) Iraqi born businessman in London, changeback. GVWW
   
10. Demet Demir (1961 - ) Turkish activist. First trans woman and the first person considered a prisoner of conscience by Amnesty International because of “sexual orientation”. Awarded 1997 Felip de Souza Award. GVWW
    
11. ? (196? - ) a member of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards served five years in the war with Iraq. Her operation was paid for by a Muslim cleric whom she had worked for as a secretary, and later married. Newsarticle.
    
12. Saman Arastu (1967 - ) Iranian actor. Newsarticle
    
13. Sharon Cohen/Dana International (1972 - ) Israeli singer, Eurovision winner. GVWW     EN.Wikipedia
    
14. Hussain Rabie (1974 - ) Bahraini para-athletic shot-putter and discus thrower GVWW
    
15. Aderet (1976 - ) Israeli singer GVWW     EN.Wikipedia    
    
16. Pooya Mohseni (1978 - ) Iranian actress in New York. GVWW
    
17. Rüzgar Erkoçlar (1986 - ) Turkish actor GVWW
    
18. Yuval Topper-Erez (1988 - ) Israeli trans man parent of two. Newsarticle
    
19. Leyla Çalışkan (199? - ) Turkish basketball scout and trainer. Newsarticle
    
20. Michelle Denishevich (199? - ) Turkish news reporter. Newsarticle
    

WalesOnline 1st Pinc List

WalesOnline has issued a list of 40 LGBT notable person in Wales in association with Cardiff's Pride Cymru.

The trans persons in the list are:

1. Captain Hannah Winterbourne. Highest ranking trans officer in UK Army.  Newsarticle

2.  Alex Drummond, psychotherapist and photographer in Cardiff, who transitioned six years ago, but has kept her beard. WalesOnline

13. Jenny Bishop, had advised Welsh and UK governments on trans equality, runs support group TransForum, OBE 2015. WalesOnline

20. Sarah Jane Bradley, hairdresser.  Newsarticle

24. Jan Morris, journalist, author. GVWW

26. Rona Rees, Beaumont Society. Beaumont

34. Lauren Harries, television personality. GVWW WalesOnline

40. Sadie Class, co-organizer of Swansea Sparkle.  WalesOnline

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Pinc is Welsh for Pink

Compare my 24 trans person from Wales/Ireland/Scotland

30 trans persons in or from eastern Europe who changed things by example or achievement

Physicians:

1. Franciszek Neugebauer (1856 – 1914) Polish author of seminal Hermaphroditismus beim Menschen. 1908, which is still untranslated. GVWW   PL.Wikipedia
   
2. Ludwig L. Lenz (1889 – 1966) from Poznań, Poland, major surgeon at Hirschfeld's institute. GVWW   DE.Wikipedia
   
3. Eugene de Savitsch (1902 - ?) St Petersburg-born author of Homosexuality, Transvestism and Change of Sex, 1938. GVWW
   
4. Georges Zavitzianos (1909 – 1995) Greek psychoanalyst in Canada and then US, proposer of concept of homeovestism. GVWW
   
5. Kurt Freund (1914 – 1996) Czechoslavak penile plethysmographer who emigrated to Toronto, and invented the binary made famous by Ray Blanchard. GVWW   EN.Wikipedia
6. Aron Belkin (1928 - 2003) Soviet endocrinologist and psychoanalyst, who pioneered gender changes in the 1960s.  Obituary
7. Viktor Kalnberz (1928 - ) Latvian surgeon, 1^st ftm operation in USSR. GVWW
   
8. Sava Perovic (1937 - 2010), Serbian sex change surgeon. YouTube
   

Writers

1. Jerzy Kosinski (1933 – 1991) Polish novelist who wrote in English. Several trans characters. Discussion.
   
2. Sanda Davis (1955 - ) Romanian now resident in Ontario, author of Am I a Man or a Woman? where "introjections", alternate identities, become the dominant personality. GVWW
   

Persons

1. Corded Ware culture grave, 4500+BP apparently of trans woman. Newsarticle.
   
2. Yelizaveta Petrovna Romanova (1709 – 1762) Empress of all the Russias from 1741, demanded drag balls at court so that she could transvest. GVWW
   
3. Vasil Popovici (1815 – 1905) monk in the Orthodox Monastery at Țibucani in north east Romania. GVWW
   
4. Felicitas Von Vestvali (1824 – 1890) from Szcsecin, Poland, actor of male roles in opera and theatre. GVWW
   
   
   
5. Emil Vacano/Signora Sangumeta (1840 – 1982) Czech woman school-rider and a circus rider. Male novelist. GVWW
   
6. Sandor Vay (1859 - 1918) Hungarian aristocrat and novelist. GVWW     HU.Wikipedia
   
   
   
7. Mikas Karadzic (1862 – 1934) Montenegrin farmer, soldier. GVWW
   
   
   
8. Michael Semeniuk (18?? - 1909) head waiter in Czernowitz, Austria-Hungary (now Chernowitz in Ukraine). GVWW
   
9. Zaitzev (189? - ?) noted beauty, who frequented gay balls and private parties in Moscow and then Petrograd in the early years after the Revolution. GVWW
   
10. Aleksandr Pavlovich (189? - ?) market trader in Astrakhan. GVWW
    
11. Evgenii Fedorovich (1898 - ?) Soviet Agent. GVWW
    
12. K (189? - ?) Kazan, Tartarstan, registered as female 1937 and removed from the military recruitment rolls. GVWW
    
13. Tonë Bikaj (1901 – 1971) fought with Albanian partisans in WWII, later imprisoned and upset at being treated as a woman. Emigrated to Montenegro. GVWW
    
14. Anton Prinner (1902 - 1983) Hungarian artist in France.  GVWW 
    
    
    
15. Shura/Aleksandr Mikhailovich (1905 - ?) White Russian refugee in Beijing in 1930s, where her body masculinised (possibly Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) GVWW
    
16. Zdenek Koubkov (1913 - ?) Czechoslovak athlete in 1934 Women's World Games, became a man the next year. GVWW
    
    
    
17. Fetah Ejupi (1926 - ?) from 1944 in Yugoslav People's Liberation Army for 2 years before outed by a doctor. Then on village council. GVWW
    
18. Jurgis Mačiūnas/George Maciunas (1931 – 1978) from Kaunas, Lithuania, moved to New York where co-founded the Fluxus art movement. EN.Wikipedia
    
19. Holly Ahlberg (1934 - ) Photographer and artist from Latvia. GVWW
    
20. Inna (1938 - ) Latvian engineer, 1^st ftm surgery in USSR 1972 GVWW
    
21. Desiré Dubounet (1951 - ) US fugitive in Budapest, LGBT activist, performer. GVWW 
    
    
    
22. Paola Revenioti (1959 - ) Greek photographer, poet, activist. GVWW 
    
    
    
23. Terzea Spencerova (195? - ) Czech author of Jsem trand'ak NewsArticle
    
24. Anna Grodzka (1954 - ) Palikot Member of Polish Parliament 2011-5. GVWW     PL.WIKIPEDIA     Homopedia 
    
    
    
25. L (1978 - ) Lithuanian who went to the European Court of Human Rights in 2006, where he won a ruling that Lithuania should recognise his gender. Lithuania chose to pay him €45,000 and not do so. GVWW
    
26. Helena Vukovic (1972 - ) Serbian ex-army Major.   NewsArticle
    
27. Rafalala (1982 - ) Polish artist, activist. GVWW    Homopedia  
    
    
    
28. Masha Bast (198? - ) chair for the Association of Russian Lawyers for Human Rights. GVWW
    
    
    
29. Roman Sorokin (198? - ) Russian trans man, political refugee in France. GVWW
    
30. Andreja Pejic (1991 - ) Bosnian-Australian model. EN.Wikipedia