Myanmar's Coup Is a Huge Setback for Women's Rights
The junta’s patriarchal oppression will cost more lives in Myanmar—unless the international community acts now.
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The junta’s patriarchal oppression will cost more lives in Myanmar—unless the international community acts now.
Human rights defender from Myanmar, May Sabe Phyu said, “We, women of Myanmar believe that to achieve gender equality, it is a must to end militarism and the impunity enjoyed by the military for their actions. We know in our hearts that women's rights and gender equality will never be advanced if the junta remains in power.” UNIFEED
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