Category: BURMESE WOMEN

Aung San Suu Kyi is one of Myanmar’s most prominent political figures and a globally recognized symbol of resistance to oppression and authoritarianism. Her life and career have been deeply […] Read more

The treatment of Burmese women varies across regions, ethnic groups, and socio-economic contexts, but many face significant gender-based discrimination and inequalities deeply rooted in cultural, political, and economic structures. Here […] Read more

Women leaders in Burma (Myanmar) have played vital roles in politics, social activism, and community development. Despite the challenges of a deeply patriarchal society, cultural expectations, and political oppression, many […] Read more

Women’s equity in Myanmar (Burma) is a multifaceted issue influenced by cultural norms, historical traditions, political transitions, and the effects of ongoing conflicts. While women in Myanmar have made some […] Read more