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Myanmar military regime widens sanitary towel ban, claiming rebels use them for first aid

Myanmar's military regime is expanding a ban on menstrual products, claiming they are used by resistance fighters for medical purposes, but activists denounce it as gender-based violence and a human rights violation that forces women to use unsafe alternatives and restricts their movement.

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menstrual products bangender-based violencecivil warhuman rightshealth crisisresistance fightersdisplacement camps

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Myanmar military regime widens sanitary towel ban, claiming rebels use them for first aid

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Myanmar military regime widens sanitary towel ban, claiming rebels use them for first aid

Apr 20, 2026, 5:00 PM

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