I have graduated from [NLU] ▮▮▮ and I happen to be the first openly trans student there. I was kept in the boys hostel for the entirety of time there, faced many instances of discrimination there still managed. This when I had been on HRT and had changed my gender legally. All teir one law firms are very hypocritical in the way they mention diversity. I mailed each one of them, each, none of them replied, even those who had name sake policies in place didn't. Don't confuse transgender people with gay people here, gay people aren't discriminated in the same way as no one sees their sexuality but gender is what is discriminated against. I appeared for day Zero , wasn't shortlisted . Gave multiple interviews and even when my performance was decent( comparable to my peers) I wasn't taken, some interviews I was laughed at some I wasn't taken seriously. Before you all start with the hate and all that autogynophila shit, do some research. I'm just speaking about right to work nd not even taking about usurping anyones space as the alleger claim is. These are anyways excuses, no one considers us humans, let alone equals. Some are comfortable giving alms from their window seat and whine how trans people beg nd do sex work but what when we fight our way nd graduate from top teir institutions? This is maybe the last call for help because anyways no one considers us humans nd most of you want us unalived. If you can help you can drop me a line at hopehopehope@lasthope@gmail.com

The university couldn't have created a separate living space for you alone. That is not ideal but the reality. As for jobs, you are assuming that you couldn't crack your interviews because of your identity. Had that been the case, then you wouldn't have been shortlisted for any interview! Whether you performed better than your peers in any interview is your opinion and that too an uniformed one, since you couldn't have seen how their interviews had gone. Have you been prevented by the university to take part in any student activity during your time? This is not really about right to work. There are other students from your batch who have failed to get jobs from law school. They are not saying that anyone has infringed their right to work! There are hundreds of options for a law graduate who is good enough to be part of the industry. You can't possibly demand a job at a place of your choice based on your identity.

I agree to your point that if one has the mettle, law offers avenues. I never say give me a job because of my gender,i won't have tried if I thought that way.I agree, when I say that my performance was comparable I don't base it on my view alone, I refer to being shortlisted to the next stage . Regarding shortlisting. I wasn't shortlisted in places where they were shortlisting and only in which they took everyone in. People below my rank were shortlisted and im not saying they shouldn't have been. I have seen visible discrimination happening and hence said what I did. Also regarding not keeping me in a seperate accommodation, I wasn't asking ideal things, it's legally mandated right of mine to be given a seperate accommodation so I'm not here to say oh the world should be an ideal better space. I'm just saying it was my legal right.