who drunkenly had sex with another man in public were both sentenced to three years in jail followed by deportation. On 21 March 2012, police raided and broke up a gay party consisting of 30 men. On 7 June 2012, a Belgian man admitted to police that he was in a homosexual relationship with a Filipino. He was arrested and jailed for a year to be followed by deportation. In December 2013, Karen Mke and Kamilla Satto, two transgender women from Brazil, were arrested at a hotel nightclub in Dubai for "imitating women" after calling the police due to prejudices they witnessed in the nightclub. After the law enforcement arrived to the nightclub and learned the two were transgender, they were arrested and the two were detained for two days without explanation. The women were not allowed to leave Dubai once their passports were taken, and faced criminal charges. The two were held in Dubai until their sentencing in March 2014 and were fined by the courts Dh 10,000 ($2722.50) and ordered to be deported. Canadian YouTuber and model Gigi Gorgeous, who is a transgender woman, was detained for five hours by officials at Dubai International Airport on 9 August 2016 due to authorities not recognizing her gender as legitimate. Her passport was confiscated during her detention. After being released from detention, she departed immediately for Sweden. In October 2017, a Scottish man from Stirling faced a three-year jail sentence after putting his hand on a man in a bar so as to not "bump and spill drinks". The tourist was arrested for public indecency after touching the other man's hip. The charges of public indecency were eventually dropped following the intervention of the ruler of the Emirate Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. Gender identity and expression Sex reassignment surgery is severely restricted to limited circumstances which are highly regulated by the state. Since November 2020, crossdressing is illegal only for men who enter places designated for women while "disguised as a woman". Such actions are punishable by a prison sentence of up to a year and a fine of AED 100,000. Before the legal change, the penal code criminalized the wearing of clothes deemed "inapproriate for one's sex" in any circumstances. Gay conversion practices are not prohibited or discouraged by any law or regulation. Living conditions In May 2015, PlanetRomeo, an LGBT social network, published its first Gay Happiness