Statement – Ta'aung Women

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Statement of the First Ta’ang Women’s Forum

April 1, 2024

Letter Number 03/2024 March 31, 2024 Ta’ang Women’s…

Civil Society Organizations in Myanmar Demand Truth And Justice For Three Villagers Who Were Arbitrarily Arrested And Killed

September 14, 2020

Three villagers living in Muse and Namkham Townships were arrested…

Statement of the Ta’ang Community Based Organizations on Serious Human Right Violations by the Burmese Military

April 8, 2020

While the coronavirus pandemic is overwhelming the world, the…

Statement by Ta’ang Civil Society Organization on the torture and killing of six women prisoners of war by the Burmese Tatmadaw

July 20, 2018

Statement by Ta’ang Civil Society Organization on the torture…

Human right violations against Ta’ang people in Shan State

September 28, 2016

Date – 28, Sept, 2016 The RCSS/SSA has been shutting…

Joint Statement on Targeting of Ta’ang Civilian Populations and Human Rights Violations by the Myanmar Tatmadaw

March 22, 2016

Joint Statement on Targeting of Ta’ang Civilian Populations…

Opium cultivation surging in constituency of Burma’s new ruling party

October 25, 2011

Opium cultivation surging in constituency of Burma’s new ruling…

About Us

Ta’ang Women’s Organization (TWO) was established in Mae Sot, Thailand, in 2000, under the name ‘Palaung Women’s Organization’ (PWO). At the time, women were not actively participating in other Ta’ang organizations due to widely held misconceptions about women’s unsuitability that restricted their access to training, education, skills-building, and leadership roles. PWO’s mandate was to remove some of these barriers and empower women to achieve equality in their communities.