Drawing on interviews with displaced women in Southeast Burma (Myanmar), this new report by Karen Human Rights Group identifies key patterns in their experiences of displacement.
The report highlights the importance of centring the perspectives of displaced women in understanding the realities of conflict and displacement in Southeast Burma, and the need for responses that are informed by the experiences and priorities of those impacted. It calls on all actors, including governments, civil society organisations, international organisations, and accountability mechanisms, to engage with and respond to these perspectives in efforts to address the ongoing crisis.