Feminism in Myanmar
This study explores and analyses women's and feminist movements in Myanmar.
This study is part of a series published under Political Feminism in Asia, a regional project coordinated by the FES Office for Regional Cooperation in Asia.
Aye Lei Tun; La Ring; Su Su Hlaing
Feminism in Myanmar
Download publication (320 KB, PDF-File)
You might also be interested in
Asian feminists on building bridges between women’s rights and labour rights
At a regional dialogue in Dhaka, feminists, political economist and women’s rights and labour activists focus on recognition of care work and stronger…
More
Closer to the equality goal: We all should be feminists
Myanmar activist Nandar draws attention to violence against the female body through her work as translator and performer.
More
The Women’s Movement in Bangladesh
The study traces the history of women’s movements in Bangladesh and discusses its achievements amidst the rapidly changing economic and political…
More
Feminism in China: An Analysis of Advocates, Debates and Strategies
State feminism as enforced by the Communist Party of China (CCP) after the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949, has brought enormous…
MoreFES in Asia
This website gives you regular updates of FES regional projects and activities across our Asia country offices.
It offers news articles on current debates and a range of research publications and policy briefs to download.
News
Between a rock and a hard place: ASEAN, AUKUS and the EU Indo-Pacific Strategy
Most ASEAN countries are rather reluctant to choose sides in the intensifying geopolitical rivalry between China and the United States. There is a... more Information
FES Asia Strategy & Foresight Lab: Systemic implications of the COVID-19 crisis
The pandemic has not only led to considerable losses in terms of health on a global scale but also caused unprecedented damage to the global economy... more Information
Of opportunities and renewed divisions: AUKUS, India and the EU
A European Indo-Pacific strategy that widens options for the regional actors is welcomed by New Delhi. The same can be said of AUKUS though explicit... more Information