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Thant Shin Tun Daw May Win (pseudonym) heard a loud ‘Boom!’ as the neighboring…

Ma Khar urged the youth to join hands in advancing the weaving project in their region, emphasizing her dedication to helping more women generate their self-income which can make them stand proudly as women who do not need to depend on their husbands or partners.

“I see the results of the recognition of the values and the sustainability. I feel a greater sense of satisfaction and renewed strength in promoting positive habits for progress.”

“Ni Ni Crochet Creation” showcases handcrafted products made from wool yarn, marketed through social media. The items are crafted by a diverse group, including women from CDM, political prisoners, women MPs, and activists.

“I am delighted to contribute through my artistic endeavors and also have the opportunity to engage in politics based on my beliefs. I feel pride in my actions,” said Ma Lwin.

“You can’t persist if you let your situation bring you down. Instead, try to make your dreams a reality. Explore the necessary skills, be passionate about what you love, and find strength within yourself,” she conveyed this message to other disabled women.

“It has been noted that pregnant women, both the mother and child, require nutritious food. Unfortunately, those who are fleeing from the conflict are unable to access it. The ongoing battles, these pregnant women find it extremely challenging to secure proper nutrition. Even if they have the money to purchase food, the circumstances prevent them from obtaining it”

“When I reached the third grade, my mother told me to discontinue my education and look after my younger siblings and do all household chores. However, my desire to become an educated person was strong, and I wanted to continue my study. So, I negotiated with her, offering to take care of the kids and manage household chores but allow me to continue my study,” she recalled. “

“If there hadn’t been a coup, I could have continued my own learning and also shared more knowledge with the children”

“I don’t have money to visit a doctor or buy milk powder. I have to watch my baby’s suffering”