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Online abuse taking a toll on women in Burma
As Internet and mobile phone use surge, more women are experiencing abusive online posting of intimate private photos without their consent.
Women’s voices not heard at peace talks
The 21st Century Panglong Conference was intended to be inclusive of all sectors of society. But one voice has been conspicuous by its absence from the peace talks – that of women.
Burma’s laws and traditions failing abused women
Women who are victims of abusive husbands face cultural and legal barriers if they want to file for a divorce or lodge a criminal complaint.
Women’s groups call for 30% quota at peace talks
It was agreed by govt, ethnic and military delegates at peace talks - now women's groups want to see the quota implemented.
Opinion: The harmful legacy of ‘Burmanising’ ethnic language
As journalists descended on Naypyidaw to discover who will be the next president, a little-known Chin nominee's name was butchered in the Western media.
Peace process quota no guarantee for women’s participation
Without real change in attitudes towards women, a 30 percent quota for their participation in Burma’s peace process is meaningless
