In a shocking revelation, a 57-year-old Taiwanese man has admitted to frequently having “special” with a Thai transgender woman for 2700 Taiwanese dollars (S$114). The pair was arrested by Taiwanese authorities for soliciting and selling sexual services, which is a serious violation of local laws.
The arrests came after the Taiwanese authorities discovered an online chat room where a Thai transgender woman was advertising her services. Dressed in provocative cosplay attire, she claimed to be a Thai student who could fulfill the desires of every customer. After investigating, the authorities found her den of vice located near Tamkang University and raided the premises. They discovered six condoms, lubricant, and other related items, and both the Thai transgender woman and the Taiwanese man were arrested.
Devil in disguise
Initially, both parties denied the charges of soliciting and selling sexual services. However, due to the overwhelming evidence found at the scene, they eventually confessed to their illegal activities. The man was particularly shocked to discover that the Thai transgender woman’s passport prefix was “Mr.” and her gender was listed as “male.” It turns out that she had entered Taiwan multiple times since 2017 using a tourist visa and had been using social media to contact clients to provide sexual services to pay off her gender reassignment surgery debt.
The Taiwanese man was fined for his actions, and the Thai transgender woman will be deported after paying her fine. The authorities have stated that they will continue to monitor online forums and take action against any illegal activities found. They will also increase patrols and inspections of hotels, motels, and rental apartments that may be involved in illegal sexual activities.
This incident highlights the growing problem of transgender sex workers in Taiwan, who often use social media to solicit clients. The authorities have urged the public to report any suspicious activities and have promised to take strict action against those involved in these illegal activities. The case has also raised concerns about the ease with which foreigners can enter Taiwan using tourist visas and engage in illegal activities.
As a society, we must take a firm stance against these illegal activities and work together to ensure the safety and well-being of all individuals involved. We must also ensure that our laws and regulations are enforced fairly and consistently, regardless of a person’s nationality or gender identity.