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          <dc:title>Gender Equality: Improvement or Impediment for Myanmar Women</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Tin Tin Aye</dc:creator>
          <dc:creator>Phyo Phyo Wai</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>As Myanmar community regardless of religion and race, is a culture-based one, the role of women
participation or significance in economic, political and socio-cultural areas have been still 
questionable in terms of size and level of women representing to such areas. Much as the literature 
on transition commonly excludes gender relations from its considerations, many studies of 
Myanmar political transition also neglect a gender perspective. Myanmar women are facing with 
many challenges mainly due to traditional perceptions, societal norms and values, and institutional 
mechanisms. The obstacles or impediment to gender equality have ranged from a lack of equal job 
opportunities, participation in nation building or political arena. After the democratic transition in 
Myanmar, policies, practices and legal framework for gender equality have been dramatically 
initiated. But barriers to Myanmar women for gender equality are still significant to a certain 
extent. Therefore, the role of women may not participate like men in economic, political and social 
life. This paper examines gender inequality process before and after the democratic transition. It 
explores the barriers of women in social (cultural norms), economic and political spheres.</dc:description>
          <dc:date>2020</dc:date>
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