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After rape, Myanmar’s women with disabilities ‘abandoned by society’

August 24, 2020

In Myanmar, women with disabilities who survive rape and sexual assault face more stigma than support.

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Working for peanuts: The precarious lives of women in central Myanmar

Women in Myanmar’s central plains are unable to travel for work due to security concerns in the midst of civil war, and those who do work are struggling to support their families as they receive lower pay than men.

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