From: Population-based HIV prevalence, stigma and HIV risk among trans women in Nepal
 | N | Crude % | RDS-weighted %, (95% CI) |
---|---|---|---|
Internalized stigma | |||
 Conformity to cisgender norms | 91 | 45.50 | 38.93 (29.83–48.86) |
 Hiding of gender identity from family | 178 | 89.00 | 87.86 (79.32–93.17) |
Anticipated stigma | |||
 Belief that trans women are not accepted in Nepali society | 133 | 66.50 | 71.20 (61.25–79.45) |
 Belief that people think the participant is a criminal because they are trans | 152 | 76.00 | 72.32 (62.22–80.56) |
Experienced stigma | |||
 Ever denied employment for being trans | 138 | 69.00 | 78.62 (68.93–85.91) |
 Ever arrested for being trans | 104 | 52.00 | 55.34 (45.14–65.11) |
 Verbally abused for being trans | 191 | 95.50 | 95.07 (87.20–98.20) |
 Physically abused for being trans | 181 | 90.50 | 86.36 (76.80–92.38) |
 Sexually abused for being trans | 168 | 84.00 | 77.37 (66.99–85.21) |