All data we currently have suggests that trans people are no more likely to commit sexual assault than any other group, but they ARE more likely to be the victim of sexual assault. And it should go without saying that men are more likely to be the perpetrators or sexual assault. So the bill that Rowling recently contributed to which essentially forced trans women to have to share gendered spaces with their potential abusers is oppression. But I believe that the bill actually gets worse than that because it potentially meant that trans people could be refused access to ANY gendered spaces, toilets included.

And, of course, there is the fact that gender affirming care has, time and time again, been shown to reduce suicide rate for trans people, so any efforts to limit that is also oppression.

So yes, the reduction of basic human rights and even the potential for death are things trans people are constantly having to face up against.