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Karen Women's Organization Receives Women of Change Awards from U.S. Embassy

Karen Women's Organization Receives Women of Change Awards from U.S. Embassy
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Civil Society Groups Welcome Stricter EU Sanctions on Businesses and Individuals Associated with Military Junta

Civil Society Groups Welcome Stricter EU Sanctions on Businesses and Individuals Associated with Military Junta
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The women's revolution: what the coup means for gender equality in Myanmar - International Viewpoint


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Saturday 15 May 2021, by Laura Villadiego
A few weeks ago, a strange sight began appearing in the streets of Myanmar (Burma). Women have been hanging their traditional htamein – the pieces of cloth they wear as skirts – from ropes tied to windows or utility poles, suspending them above the streets like decoration for a parade. Some attach them to sticks and carry them as flags. These women are not simply putting out the laundry; they are protesting the coup d’état staged by the Burmese military on 1 February.
“Men think they have special powers just for being men,” Khin Ohmar, a women’s rights activist in Myanmar, tells Equal Times. “And they believe that walking underneath a piece of women’s clothing will make them lose their special powers.” The htamein are thus used as shields to protect the protest areas and prevent the military from entering. ....

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