So she really does stand out as someone that the community looks to for inspiration and to support as well. She is someone who is living her life unapologetically within the constraints of a very, very difficult system. MCCAMMON: And what does she mean to the LGBTQ community in Kuwait?ДЄLSABAH: So Maha is something of an icon in the ways that her story has reached such a wide audience. And she gained popularity across multiple social media platforms starting in 20. She is 40 years old, and she is a transgender woman. MCCAMMON: To start with, would you just tell us a little bit about Maha al-Mutairi and who she is?ДЄLSABAH: So Maha al-Mutairi is a Kuwaiti citizen.

She joins us now to talk about Maha al-Mutairi and the importance of her case for Kuwait's LGBTQ movement.Д«ADRIYYAH ALSABAH: Thank you so much, Sarah.

Badriyyah Alsabah is a Kuwaiti activist and research and policy fellow with the Massachusetts Commission on LGBTQ Youth. Today she's once again in police custody as she awaits an appeals hearing scheduled for October 31. She's previously been arrested numerous times and alleges that on one instance in 2019, she was sexually assaulted by Kuwaiti officers.

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