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

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

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Women in central Myanmar struggle with low wages

Security concerns in the midst of the post-coup civil war have made it difficult for women in Myanmar’s central plains to travel outside of their villages for jobs, while those who do work face pay gaps between what they earn and the much higher wages men earn for similar work.
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