Men reporting for the military draft are classified into 4 groups according to their physical condition. The first is person with normal physique, the second is person whose physique is unlike persons in the previous category, the third is person whose illness cannot be cured within 30 days and the fourth is person whose illness is incompatible with military. Transgender were usually classified in the fourth category and are automatically rejected and given an exemption document known as “Sor Dor 43” stamped with the wording “permanent mental disorder”. It was difficult for transgender to apply for jobs in government, state enterprises or any companies which require proof of military service. Due to high pressure from the LGBT community, in March 2006, the military agreed to change the wording but refused to revise any already given Sor Dor 43. On 11 April 2012, new regulations were issued under the 1954 Military Service Act to use the term “gender identity disorder” in military service exemption. Following this, transgender persons can request a new Sor Dor 43 with the new wording. On August 9, 2012 Mr (now Miss) Sirinlada Khodpad along with Dr. Taejing Siripanich, committee of National Human Rights Commission of Thailand, and his parents arrived at district office to file a request on changing title, marked the first legal title change in Thailand, but only for intersex person. At the moment title changing for transgender is still a controversial topic and has not yet been legalized. In the past few years, higher visibility of LGBT acceptance is apparent such as in media : the growing numbers of television shows, dramas and movies concerning LGBT relationships and the increase in homosexual/LGBT character’s airtime on television. Ivan Pitsan  Ivan Pitsan (; born 19 January 1990) is a Ukrainian football goalkeeper who plays for Prykarpattia Ivano-Frankivsk. He is the product of Youth Sportive School in his native city Kalush and UFK Lviv. His first trainer was Ihor Vasylkiv. Pitsan was the member of different Ukrainian national youth football teams. Just for Fun (film)  Just for Fun is a 1963 British black and white musical film directed by Gordon Flemyng. It was written by Amicus co-founder Milton Sobotsky. When English teenagers win the right to vote, the established political parties compete for their support. However, when the Prime Minister cuts the amount of Pop music allowed on TV, young Mark and Cherry start their own 'Teenage Party' and use some of England's pop singers to help.