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Transgender Student Sues Hong Kong School Over Alleged Discriminatory Hair Policy

Oscar Fung King-ho claims she faced public humiliation and rebukes from teachers over hair length before leaving the school last year

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A transgender student in Hong Kong has taken legal action against Lung Kong World Federation School, alleging discriminatory hairstyle policies that require short hair in line with sex assigned at birth.
Oscar Fung King-ho claims she faced public humiliation and rebukes from teachers over her hair length before leaving the school in 2024.
The dispute began in September 2023 when a teacher warned her hair breached the school's hairstyle rules for boys.

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A transgender student in Hong Kong has taken legal action against Lung Kong World Federation School, alleging discriminatory hairstyle policies that require short hair in line with sex assigned at birth. Oscar Fung King-ho claims she faced public humiliation and rebukes from teachers over her hair length before leaving the school in 2024. The dispute began in September 2023 when a teacher warned her hair breached the school's hairstyle rules for boys.

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