Stop Violence Against Women’s Day at KWO Mae Sariang Office

December 6, 2011

Events were held, during the 16 Days of Activism, in all 7 Karen Refugee Camps. KWO organized this activity in some cases alone and in other in cooperation with other […] Read more

Stop Violence Against Women Day Skit at Ei Tu Ta Refugee Camp

December 6, 2011

KWO had activities on Violence Against Women Day in refugee camps. During the events KWO presented information about violence against women along with having young people within our community perform skits to educate themselves and others. Read more

KWO Education Coordinator and Executive Committee member, K’nyawpaw

November 29, 2011

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KWO Advocacy Team

November 25, 2011

KWO’s advocacy team raises awareness of the human rights violations of women and children in Karen State, and promotes action to bring about peaceful and democratic reform in Burma. KWO […] Read more

Adolescent Reproductive Health Network

November 25, 2011

Goal: To promote better understanding of sexual and reproductive health and rights among adolescents in IDP areas in Burma and in refugee camps along the Thai-Burma border, and create opportunities […] Read more

Women’s Health Project (Traditional Birth Attendant Support)

November 25, 2011

Although clinics are available in all the refugee camps, many women prefer the comfort of a home birth. Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) assist with these births to ensure that the […] Read more

Baby Kits

November 25, 2011

Do the Kits help? Naw Noe Noe, mother of three daughters and 2 two sons said: “After I delivered my baby, I got a Baby Kit and it was invaluable […] Read more

Baby Kits

November 25, 2011

Goal: To improve the health and wellbeing of mothers and newborn babies in Karen State KWO has supplied new mothers and babies with baby kits that comprise basic material needs […] Read more

HEALTH PROGRAM

November 25, 2011

Displaced women in conflict areas in Karen State are fleeing from violence around their homes, and cannot return. Cut off from the towns, they have little to no access to […] Read more