Trapped between conflict and climate disaster, women in Myanmar find limited channels to seek social support: research

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Forced conscription has led to an exodus of men, forcing women to take on the role of primary protector in villages.

But they are also vulnerable to rape and violence and remain silent in the face of such threats, found local research.

Thazin Aung said that the stereotyping of women as housewives or caregivers is not helpful, but that support needs to be provided to help them build resilience, even as their adaptability to challenging situations, especially in the face of conflict, is recognised.

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Author / Journalist: Ng Wai Mun

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: SingaporeMyanmarThailand

Topics: Adaptation Extreme weather Natural disasters Jobs Inequality Equality Floods Rural communities ASEAN Poverty Women Human rights

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Published On: 2024-12-18 @ 05:12:00 (13 hours ago)

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