Taking The Lead

29/01/2018

In Myanmar, the representation rate of women in public leadership is significantly lower. For example, the number of MPs, president, National Women's Union to be elected a mere 6% in Asian countries in the number of women in parliaments content than the average ratio of 18.3% and Chennai are very far behind in gender equality network. Including the woman's current leaders of potential women leaders in order to specify the quality of skills and skills development needs identified are currently remembering women leadership skills to prepare materials and the purpose of this study survey Collections ဖြစ်သည Members of the network. This survey, which was drawn together as a result of the strategic planning process should be supported in order for members of the network. The training programs will be able to determine. Interviews with key people currently involved in women's leadership capacities are included in this survey; Current women leaders in these areas; Interviews with potential female leaders.

Women's Needs Assessment IDP Camps Kachin State

29/01/2018

Armed conflict in Burma is burning as the world's longest-running domestic fire. The 17-year ceasefire in Kachin State in northern Burma ended in June 2011. This booklet, which will be used by the author, is a survey of the gender equality network of women living in IDP camps in Kachin State. In July and August 2012, the Gender Equality Network visited refugee camps to gain insight into the plight of migrant women and met with staff from 20 humanitarian relief organizations. The analysis of this booklet is a report of the needs and concerns of women living in refugee camps by the Kachin Women's Peace Network (KWPN) and the Gender Equality Network (GEN). The report is available in Burmese, Burmese and Burmese. Published in English and Kachin. Assistance in conflict areas; It is a good book to read for Gender consideration when it comes to providing services.

Myanmar Law and CEDAW Books

29/01/2018

This book publishes in January 2013 and host by Gender Equality Network. Myanmar acceded to CEDAW in 1997. CEDAW requires States Parties to take comprehensive measures to address women’s equality rights in civil, political, economic, social and cultural spheres. The Optional Protocol to CEDAW is an additional treaty which may be signed and ratified by, or acceded to by, States Parties to CEDAW. This Briefing Paper aims to access existing laws in Myanmar and their compliance with CEDAW norms. It is hoped that further, more holistic initiatives can examine more closely the impact of laws on women’s lives. To learn more details in the case for Anti-Violence Against Women Laws related with Methodology, and Context, The Constitution and Guarantees of Equality, Violence against Women and Criminal Offences, Laws Concerning Sex Work & Trafficking and Case Studies from Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam. This book must be read for Policy makers, students, researcher, women development-based workers and awareness raising trainers, and facilitators.

The National Women's Dialogue

29/01/2018