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Annual Report (2020)
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"Understanding Barriers and Working Pathways to Women’s Political Participation in Myanmar” Report
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Hidden Blanks to be Filled (Briefing Paper) - Myanmar Version
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Hidden Blanks to be Filled (Briefing Paper) - East Poe Version
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Hidden Blanks to be Filled (Briefing Paper) - Kachin Version
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Hidden Blanks to be Filled (Briefing Paper) - Pa O Version
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Hidden Blanks to be Filled (Briefing Paper) - Sakaw Version
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Hidden Blanks to be Filled (Briefing Paper) - Shan Version
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16 Days of Activism pamphlet
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covid-19 and Domestic Violence Poster
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covid-19 and Domestic Violence Poster(Kachin Language)
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Covid-19 and Domestic Violence Poster(Sagaw Karen Language)
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Covid 19 and Gender Advocacy Brief
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Covid-19 and Gender (Shan Language)
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Covid-19 and Gender (Poe Karen Language)
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Covid-19 and Gender (Sakaw Karen Language)
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Covid-19 and Gender (Kachin Language)
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Violence Against Women & Law Poster
Violence Against Women & Law Poster09/09/2020
အမျိုးသမီးများအပေါ် အကြမ်းဖက်မှုတွေဟာ အိမ်တွင်းမှာ၊ လုပ်ငန်းခွင်မှာအပြင် အများပြည်သူဆိုင်ရာနေရာတွေမှာမကျန် ဖြစ်ပွါးနေပါတယ်။ ဒါပေမဲ့ ဒီလိုအကြမ်းဖက်တာ လိင်ပိုင်းဆိုင်ရာ ထိပါးစော်ကားတာတွေဟာ ပြစ်မှုမြောက်တယ်၊ ဥပဒေနဲ့ အကာအကွယ်ယူနိုင်တယ်ဆိုတဲ့ အသိပညာ အားနည်းနေကြပါသေးတယ်။ ကိုဗစ်ဖြစ်ပွားနေစဉ်ကာလအတွင်းမှာလည်း အိမ်တွင်းအကြမ်းဖက်မှုတွေဟာ ပိုမိုများလာပါတယ်။ အောက်ပါပိုစတာလေးမှာ အမျိုးသမီးများ အကြမ်းဖက်မှုကို တွေ့ကြုံပါခံစားရပါက အရေးယူတိုင်တန်းလို့ရတဲ့ ဥပဒေတွေကို ဖော်ပြအသိပညာပေးထားသလို ၂၄နာရီ တိုင်တန်းနိုင်တဲ့ Help line ဝန်ဆောင်မှု ဖုန်းနံပါတ်တွကိုလည်း ထည့်သွင်းပေးထားပါတယ်။ CARE Myanmar နဲ့ Legal Clinic Myanmar တို့ ပူးပေါင်းထုတ်ဝေထားတဲ့ ဒီပိုစတာကို Gender Equality Network မှ ခွင့်ပြုချက်ရယူပြီး ပြန်လည်ထုတ်ဝေထားခြင်းဖြစ်ပါတယ်။ ဒီပိုစတာလေးကို သဘောကျရင် Like လုပ်ပေးဖို့ မမေ့ပါနဲ့နော်။ Share လုပ်ပေးခြင်းဖြင့်လည်း အများပြည်သူလူထုထံသို့ ပိုမိုရောက်ရှိနိုင်စေရန် အကူအညီပေးနိုင်ပါတယ်။
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GEN's Annual Report 2019
GEN's Annual Report 201930/04/2020
The annual report of GEN 2019 reveals the achievements of GEN, highlighted activities of GEN have carried out throughout 2019 and the resources that GEN developed in 2019. It is one of the external communications tools for those who are working with GEN and have interest to work with GEN in future.
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NSPAW (JINGHPAW)
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NSPAW (PA O)
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NSPAW (EAST POE)
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NSPAW (SAGAW)
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NSPAW (SHAN GYI)
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Transformative Women Leaders in Myanmar Society - Vol (2)
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CEDAW (kachin language)
CEDAW (kachin language)02/08/2019
The Convention on the Elimination of All forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), is an “international legal instruments” that must be followed by member countries of the United Nations. It intends to eliminate discrimination against women in all sectors and promote women’s equal rights internationally. UN adopted CEDAW on 18 December 1979 and so CEDAW is followed as the international bill of rights for women. As of 2016, 189 countries had been ratified CEDAW and Myanmar had signed CEDAW in 1997. Gender Equality Network (GEN Myanmar) translated and published the full details of CEDAW into 8 ethnic language: Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Chin, Mon, Burma, Rakhine, Shan in order to reach everyone in Myanmar and English version is also available.
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CEDAW (kayah language)
CEDAW (kayah language)02/08/2019
The Convention on the Elimination of All forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), is an “international legal instruments” that must be followed by member countries of the United Nations. It intends to eliminate discrimination against women in all sectors and promote women’s equal rights internationally. UN adopted CEDAW on 18 December 1979 and so CEDAW is followed as the international bill of rights for women. As of 2016, 189 countries had been ratified CEDAW and Myanmar had signed CEDAW in 1997. Gender Equality Network (GEN Myanmar) translated and published the full details of CEDAW into 8 ethnic language: Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Chin, Mon, Burma, Rakhine, Shan in order to reach everyone in Myanmar and English version is also available.
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Cedaw (kayin language)
Cedaw (kayin language)02/08/2019
The Convention on the Elimination of All forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), is an “international legal instruments” that must be followed by member countries of the United Nations. It intends to eliminate discrimination against women in all sectors and promote women’s equal rights internationally. UN adopted CEDAW on 18 December 1979 and so CEDAW is followed as the international bill of rights for women. As of 2016, 189 countries had been ratified CEDAW and Myanmar had signed CEDAW in 1997. Gender Equality Network (GEN Myanmar) translated and published the full details of CEDAW into 8 ethnic language: Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Chin, Mon, Burma, Rakhine, Shan in order to reach everyone in Myanmar and English version is also available.
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Cedaw (Chin language)
Cedaw (Chin language)02/08/2019
The Convention on the Elimination of All forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), is an “international legal instruments” that must be followed by member countries of the United Nations. It intends to eliminate discrimination against women in all sectors and promote women’s equal rights internationally. UN adopted CEDAW on 18 December 1979 and so CEDAW is followed as the international bill of rights for women. As of 2016, 189 countries had been ratified CEDAW and Myanmar had signed CEDAW in 1997. Gender Equality Network (GEN Myanmar) translated and published the full details of CEDAW into 8 ethnic language: Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Chin, Mon, Burma, Rakhine, Shan in order to reach everyone in Myanmar and English version is also available.
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CEDAW (Mon language)
CEDAW (Mon language)02/08/2019
The Convention on the Elimination of All forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), is an “international legal instruments” that must be followed by member countries of the United Nations. It intends to eliminate discrimination against women in all sectors and promote women’s equal rights internationally. UN adopted CEDAW on 18 December 1979 and so CEDAW is followed as the international bill of rights for women. As of 2016, 189 countries had been ratified CEDAW and Myanmar had signed CEDAW in 1997. Gender Equality Network (GEN Myanmar) translated and published the full details of CEDAW into 8 ethnic language: Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Chin, Mon, Burma, Rakhine, Shan in order to reach everyone in Myanmar and English version is also available.
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CEDAW (Rakhine language)
CEDAW (Rakhine language)02/08/2019
The Convention on the Elimination of All forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), is an “international legal instruments” that must be followed by member countries of the United Nations. It intends to eliminate discrimination against women in all sectors and promote women’s equal rights internationally. UN adopted CEDAW on 18 December 1979 and so CEDAW is followed as the international bill of rights for women. As of 2016, 189 countries had been ratified CEDAW and Myanmar had signed CEDAW in 1997. Gender Equality Network (GEN Myanmar) translated and published the full details of CEDAW into 8 ethnic language: Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Chin, Mon, Burma, Rakhine, Shan in order to reach everyone in Myanmar and English version is also available.
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CEDAW (Shan language)
CEDAW (Shan language)02/08/2019
The Convention on the Elimination of All forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), is an “international legal instruments” that must be followed by member countries of the United Nations. It intends to eliminate discrimination against women in all sectors and promote women’s equal rights internationally. UN adopted CEDAW on 18 December 1979 and so CEDAW is followed as the international bill of rights for women. As of 2016, 189 countries had been ratified CEDAW and Myanmar had signed CEDAW in 1997. Gender Equality Network (GEN Myanmar) translated and published the full details of CEDAW into 8 ethnic language: Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Chin, Mon, Burma, Rakhine, Shan in order to reach everyone in Myanmar and English version is also available.
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GEN 10 Years Milestone and journey
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100 Cases
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Service Provision for Gender-Based Violence Survivors in Myanmar (English Version)
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Service Provision for Gender-Based Violence Survivors in Myanmar- Myanmar Version
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Hidden Blanks to be Filled
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gbv service providers mapping briefing paper (Myanmar)
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Ten Years of Progress towards Gender Equality in Myanmar
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CEDAW Booklet
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Considerations for Developing a CEDAW Concluding Observations Implementation Plan in Myanmar
Considerations for Developing a CEDAW Concluding Observations Implementation Plan in Myanmar29/01/2018
Myanmar is a party to the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) and must have to responsibility for implement of convention and give report to CEDAW committee. The committee recommended back the periodic reports of Myanmar, CEDAW committee appreciates to implement the national strategic plans such as The National Strategic Plan for the Advancement of women, NSPAW (2013-2022) and suggestion on improve the policy framework and law for elimination of discrimination against women and advancing women’s rights and to enhancing the rights of disable women and marginalize women group. The report aims to contribute to development of a comprehensive CEDAW committee recommendation on to adopting policy and law, review on existing law, policy and constitution, budgeting on women development, implementation for elimination of discrimination against women and advancing women’s rights and disable women and marginalize women group. Policy makers, students, researcher, women development-based workers and awareness raising trainers, facilitators should read Myanmar government gave periodic reports back to CEDAW committee.
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Gender based Violence and Hotline - Pamphlet
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Concluding Observations on the Combined Fourth and Fifth Periodic Reports of Myanmar
Concluding Observations on the Combined Fourth and Fifth Periodic Reports of Myanmar29/01/2018
Myanmar is a party to the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) and must have to responsibility for implement of convention and give report to CEDAW committee. The committee recommended back the periodic reports of Myanmar, CEDAW committee appreciates to implement the national strategic plans such as The National Strategic Plan for the Advancement of women, NSPAW (2013-2022) and suggestion on improve the policy framework and law for elimination of discrimination against women and advancing women’s rights and to enhancing the rights of disable women and marginalize women group. For these concluding observations on the combined fourth and fifth periodic reports of Myanmar to let know the general public for aware on the obligations of The State which party of CEDAW. But also, parliaments, related ministries to know and implement. Policy makers, students, researcher, women development-based workers and awareness raising trainers, facilitators should read Myanmar government gave periodic reports back to CEDAW committee.
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Gender and Politics in Myanmar Women and Men Candidates in the 2015 Election (Full)
Gender and Politics in Myanmar Women and Men Candidates in the 2015 Election (Full)20/03/2018
Myanmar politics and gender The Gender Report is a report published on the Gender Equality Network, Burma and Gender Equality - 2015, 2015. This is the report entitled Women and National Candidates in Elections. The paper details the motivations of women and men for becoming parliamentarians. Women, Women in Burma, the technologies needed to achieve national equality; Policies It is intended to contribute to the cooperation of the concerned organizations and contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals and the National Strategic Plan for the Advancement of Women in Myanmar (2013-2022). It also outlines possible strategies for gender equality in the future, including gender mainstreaming. Anyone interested in politics should read and study.
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Gender and Politics in Myanmar Women and Men Candidates in the 2015 Election (Brief)
Gender and Politics in Myanmar Women and Men Candidates in the 2015 Election (Brief)20/03/2018
This briefing paper is the summary of Myanmar politics and gender The Gender Report is a study of Gender Equality in Election2015 in Myanmar. The paper reveals the motivations of women and men for becoming parliamentarians. Women in Myanmar The technologies needed to achieve national equality; Policies It is intended to contribute to the cooperation of the concerned organisations and contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals and the National Strategic Plan for the Advancement of Women in Myanmar (2013-2022). It also outlines possible strategies for gender equality in the future, including gender mainstreaming. Anyone interested in politics should read and study.
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Transformative Women Leaders in Myanmar Society
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Raising the Curtain Report Summary
Raising the Curtain Report Summary01/04/2019
This briefing paper summarizes key findings from the traditional research report. The report said: Sports, Health The media; The section contains industry-specific summaries of policy and economics. It shows how different roles and values affect the attitudes and values of women and men in their lives and in their successful lives. The summary of the traditional research paper is not gender specific. Those who are working to establish policies for equality. Trainers; Myanmar's cultural norms and gender. Students who are studying gender equality Civil society organizations; Male and female Interested people should read about equality.
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Gender and Sport (Raising the Curtain Report)
Gender and Sport (Raising the Curtain Report)01/04/2019
This booklet, entitled Gender and Sports, is a rich, traditional, and non-existent book. Myanmar cultural norms, social norms and gender equality literature. Therefore, the book explores how different roles and values affect the attitudes and values of women and men in their lives and successful lives. In addition, the stories and experiences of the women of Myanmar women. Details of contemporary culture and religion. Therefore, this booklet is a comprehensive research paper on gender issues in the sports industry and is a great research tool for those who want to explore gender and sports.
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Gender and policy (Raising the Curtain Report)
Gender and policy (Raising the Curtain Report)01/04/2019
This booklet, Gender and Policy Sector, is a breakthrough in traditional and non-violent ways. Myanmar cultural norms, social norms and gender equality literature. Therefore, the book explores how different roles and values affect the attitudes and values of women and men in their lives and successful lives. In addition, the stories and experiences of the women of Myanmar women. Details of contemporary culture and religion. Therefore, this booklet focuses on gender issues in the policy sector and is a great research summary book for those who want to explore gender and policy.
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Gender and Meida (Raising the Curtain Report)
Gender and Meida (Raising the Curtain Report)01/04/2019
This booklet, entitled Gender and Media, is a rich, traditional, and non-existent book. Myanmar cultural norms, social norms and gender equality literature. Therefore, the book explores how different roles and values affect the attitudes and values of women and men in their lives and successful lives. In addition, the stories and experiences of the women of Myanmar women. Details of contemporary culture and religion. Therefore, this booklet focuses on gender issues in the media sector and is a great research summary book for those who want to explore gender and media.
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Gender and Health (Raising the Curtain Report)
Gender and Health (Raising the Curtain Report)01/04/2019
This booklet, entitled Gender and Health, focuses on the traditional, non-violent, non-violent and non-violent practices. Myanmar cultural norms, social norms and gender equality literature. Therefore, the book explores how different roles and values affect the attitudes and values of women and men in their lives and successful lives. In addition, the stories and experiences of the women of Myanmar women. Details of contemporary culture and religion. Therefore, this booklet focuses on gender issues in the health sector and is a great research summary book for those who want to explore gender and health
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Gender and education (Raising the Curtain Report)
Gender and education (Raising the Curtain Report)01/04/2019
This booklet, entitled Gender and Education, is a non-partisan tradition. This is a sectoral excerpt from the paper on Cultural norms, social norms and gender equality in Myanmar. Thus, the book discusses how cultural norms and social norms affect the different roles and values that affect the quality of life for men and women and how they can live successful lives. Therefore, this booklet highlights the gender issues in the education sector and is a very effective research summary book for those who want to study gender and education.
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Gender and Economics (Raising the Curtain Report)
Gender and Economics (Raising the Curtain Report)01/04/2019
This book, entitled Gender and Economics, is a rich, traditional, and moving book. Myanmar cultural norms, social norms and gender equality literature. Therefore, the book explores how different roles and values affect the attitudes and values of women and men in their lives and successful lives. So, this booklet is about business, It focuses on gender issues in the field of employment and career, and is a great research summary book for those who want to explore gender and economics.
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CEDAW NGO Report (Myanmar)
CEDAW NGO Report (Myanmar)01/04/2019
Myanmar is a party to the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) and, as such, must fulfill its obligations to ensure both legislation, policy and implementation equality for women. Above the agreement of Myanmar need to follow the agreement and CEDAW committee give recommendations for Gender Equality in Myanmar. In the report process, the role of the CSOs noted and recommended on that certain marginalized groups, such as ethnic women, rural women, older women and socially marginalized women groups. People who got encouragement on the political situation (such as, 2008 constitution), economy, social, health and education sector. Encourage women’s rights and improve participation for women in the situation of developing process, to get gender equality in all sectors, non-discrimination, decision-making positions and in political level but also including in economy development process in Myanmar Women’s and Girls. Myanmar is a party to the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) the citizens should know with sectors the state takes the responsibility by obligations. The people who participated in the development process and political level to become gender equality law and policy advocacy makers, the students who learning CEDAW for school reference, evidence is recommended for researchers, development workers and awareness raising trainers.
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Gender Needs Assessment
Gender Needs Assessment29/01/2018
For the good of the people who are going to help in disaster relief, I would like you to take a moment to read a book entitled Gender Equality Network published by Gender Equality Network in order to learn about gender-sensitive issues. Myanmar people are not only generous but also very grammar enthusiasts. Wherever there is a natural disaster in Myanmar, the people's desire to help others who are awake is not to be tarnished and to help the living in the area. This is witnessed by the outstanding relief of the people of the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis in 2008. 2015 During June, heavy monsoon rains hit. Due to the heavy rains, floods, floods and floods have swept across Myanmar. The landslide triggered a landslide that killed more than 100 people and displaced more than 1.6 million people and damaged more than 1.1 million acres of farmland. Now, the reader reading this is reading this article in Chin State, one of the most affected areas. Rakhine State The gender needs of women and girls in 16 villages in eight townships in Magway Region and Sagaing region are focused on the immediate needs and unmet needs of women and girls. In addition to the main findings from the research methodology, this book addresses the needs, sections, and sections of the data collection areas. You can learn about the main findings for gender needs assessment. More than that Gender gaps in flood risk; Views and comments of volunteers; Learn more about the expectations of civil society organizations.
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NGO Report to CEDAW Committee (July 2016)
NGO Report to CEDAW Committee (July 2016)29/01/2018
Myanmar is a party to the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) and, as such, must fulfill its obligations to ensure both legislation, policy and implementation equality for women. Above the agreement of Myanmar need to follow the agreement and CEDAW committee give recommendations for Gender Equality in Myanmar. In the report process, the role of the CSOs noted and recommended on that certain marginalized groups, such as ethnic women, rural women, older women and socially marginalized women groups. people who got encouragement on the political situation (such as, 2008 constitution), economy, social, health and education sector. Encourage women’s rights and imporve participation for womens in the situation of doveloping process, to get gender equality in all sectors , non discrimination, decision-making positions and in political level but also including in economy development process in Myanmar Women’s and Girls. Myanmar is a party to the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) the citizens should know with sectors the state take the responsibility by obligations. The people who participation in development process and political level to become gender equality law and policy advocacy makers, the students who learning CEDAW for school reference, evidence recommends for researchers, development workers and awareness raising trainers.
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Media Monitoring
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NSPAW Illustration Booklet
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Raising The Curtain Full Report
Raising The Curtain Full Report29/01/2018
This Study was conceived by the Gender Equality Network with the objective of furthering the understanding of Social and Cultural Norms in Myanmar and their impact for Men and Women in relation to family and community life, work, health and education. By generating and up-to-date mapping of the diverse social and cultural norms at a time of rapid political and economic transition, the study aims to inform programmers and policies about underlying norms that impact on the attainment of gender equality. This book is recommended to everybody; especially, students who want to study Myanmar cultural and gender research, who attempt to develop gender policy and gender equality, trainer, civil society organizations who does in gender field and everyone who interest in Gender Equality.
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CCL Developing Women Who Lead Change
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Raising The Curtain Booklet
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Behind the Silence (Full Report)
Behind the Silence (Full Report)29/01/2018
“Behind the silence " is a focused research outlined above can apply to reduce violence against women sector which is necessary in order to address the strategies and get help to study the patterns in the book. The research outlined above and forceful ways which lead to violence and road signs right. This book can be used to learn to work as well as to reduce violence against women and civil society in order to eliminate the win meant to be partners in all aspects of publishing. The person who is interested in research and gender violence can study in this book which is the best book for interest research methodology in gender-based violence.
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Behind the silent (Briefing paper)
Behind the silent (Briefing paper)01/04/2019
The research paper, "Behind the Silence", focuses on women's forms of violence (psychological, economic, physical, and sexual assault, sexual harassment, and intimate partner violence) as well as how they deal with them. Get help with strategies mentioned paper forms. Research Summary of the paper, as well as research reports focused outlined above has been published. The research paper is to prevent violence against women, protect the country identification information and evidence response Participant To create the necessary actions to follow through with the relevant departments and social organizations to enhance cooperation to understand it. You should read this book if you want to make research study in gender-based violence.
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National Strategic Plan for the Advancement of Women (2013- 2022)
National Strategic Plan for the Advancement of Women (2013- 2022)29/01/2018
National Strategic Plan for the Advancement of Women (NSPAW) is a Government commitment to promoting and protecting the human rights of women throughout our country. The timeframe of this plan is comprehensive ten year (2013- 2022) and its priority areas are based on the 12 Priority Areas of the Beijing Platform for Action and CEDAW. They are – 1. Women and Livelihoods 2. Women, Education and Training 3. Women and Health 4. Violence Against Women 5. Women and Emergencies 6. Women and the Economy 7. Women and Decision-Making 8. Institutional Mechanisms for the Advance of Women 9. Women and Human Rights 10. Women and the Media 11. Women and Environment 12. The Girl Child These priorities areas are implemented by (4) activities. They are a. Research and Surveys b. Awareness Raising c. Implementation d. Budget and Policy Making The objectives of this book are that all women are empowered and able to fully enjoy their rights with the support of the Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. Enabling systems, structures and practices are created for the advancement of women, gender equality, and the realization of women’s rights. The book is recommended for every citizen because this plan (NSPAW) is needed to be implemented successfully in coordination and cooperation with the Government, National and International non-Government organizations, UN agencies, Civil Society Organizations and private agencies.
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Violence Against Women & Livelihood
Violence Against Women & Livelihood29/01/2018
This document is about that violence against women is a human rights violation and a fundamental barrier to eradicating poverty. Moreover, types of violence against women, types of perpetrators, causes of being violence and its impacts and linkage of violence against women and livelihoods are illustrated in this document. This document is highlighted the linkage of violence against women and livelihood. In particularly, while further research is needed to better understand the prevalence, mechanisms and impacts of violence against women in Myanmar, the findings highlight that violence against women is widespread and carries major implications for designing and executing successful development interventions.
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Taking The Lead
Taking The Lead29/01/2018
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.
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Women's Needs Assessment IDP Camps Kachin State
Women's Needs Assessment IDP Camps Kachin State29/01/2018
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.
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Myanmar Law and CEDAW Books
Myanmar Law and CEDAW Books29/01/2018
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.
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The National Women's Dialogue
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Historic Walk
Historic Walk29/01/2018
The Historic Public Walk and Event entitled "The People's Day" was published on November 25, 2012, as a commemoration of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. This book is a collection of images and quotes to commemorate a memorable day in Myanmar history and to commemorate the concerted effort to end violence against women and girls. This is a book that should be read and studied by those who work on the eradication of violence against women and those who are interested in gender equality.
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