No Women, No Peace: Gender Equality, Conflict and Peace in Myanmar

Myanmar Policy Briefing

There has long been a need for a deeper understanding of the intersections of gender, ethnicity and other identities in peace-building and democratisation. Progress on the rights of women and the participation by women’s organisations in conflict resolution and national reform are vital if sustainable peace and democracy are to be built within the country.

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January 27, 2016

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Gender, Gender and Equality, Human Rights, Law and Justice / Human Rights, Social Movements

Gender, Myanmar, women’s rights