Karenni National Women’s Organization | March 8, 2017
In August 2016, the Karenni National Women’s Organization (KNWO) conducted awareness training for its own staff and partners to promote women’s participation in the peace process. After the training, KNWO staff and partners went to 7 townships within Karenni State and collected the inputs and recommendations of the community (Male 645, Female 1115, total = 1760). This was carried through discussions of human rights issues, women’s participation in politics, violence against women and gender and social cultural norms, from August to September 2016.
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