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CAN-Myanmar involved as a leading organization to election sector through Myanmar general election 2015. And, also conducted many voter education training, election observation training, and election awareness campaigns to the public that collaboration Union Election Commission, local civil society organizations and youth volunteers, and international non-governmental organizations. In 2018 By-election of Myanmar, CAN-Myanmar initiative Inclusive Domestic Election Misson that collaborates with domestic election observers who are LGBTQIA and allies of LGBTQIA of Myanmar and also can cover ten townships and published observation report book to the public.
CAN-Myanmar conducted a series of Sexual Orientation, Gender Identities, Expression, and Sex Characteristics (SOGIESC) awareness training to LGBTQIA community and the public of Myanmar and also supported the series of capacity enhancement training such as intensive advocacy training, project cycle management (PCM) training and Fundraising training to the LGBTQIA leaders and organizations in Myanmar.
CAN-Myanmar documented human rights violations among the LGBTQIA community and published Analysis report of Awareness on Human Rights and LGBT Rights among LGBTQIA and Non-LGBTQIA in Myanmar in February 2018. Also, CAN-Myanmar conducted a series of election observation reports for all stakeholders since 2014.
The Corner of 26 & 66 Street Magazine is a LGBTQIA Rights advocate and awareness Magazine that to support LGBTQIA friendly media in Myanmar and also publishes 1,000 copies monthly and can cover the whole country since 2015.
Unicorn Psychosocial Center/Hotline aims to support psychosocial counseling services to people living with HIV (PLHIV), sexual and gender-based violence survivors who are all form of gender and sexual orientation and human rights defenders in Myanmar.
Parents, Families, and Friends of LGBTQIA in Myanmar PFLAG-Myanmar) Program & SOS Hotline aims to support Sexual Orientation, Gender Identities, Expression, and Sex Characteristics (SOGIESC) awareness and conducted a series of prevention of domestic violence to the LGBTQIA community and the public of Myanmar.
LGBTQI people raised Transgender/Transsexual Flag at Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) Event 2017.
Myanmar Transmen Association Performed in International Day Against Homophobia, Trasphobia and Biphobia (IDAHOTB) Event 2018.
Parliamentary Advocacy trip of 22 LGBTIQ organizations leaders at Pyithu Hluttaw Citizens' Fundamental Rights Committee.
International Day of Human Rights Event (IDHR-2021).
San Dar Aung was born on a sunny day in May 1994 in Taunggyi City, the capital of Southern Shan State. She joined her high Min Thant Tin was born in Mandalay to a middle-class Burmese Buddhist family in 1995. He passed his matriculation examination from No. 23 Basic Education Saw Zin Maung Soe is one of the initiative leaders of the LGBTQIA Rights movement in Myanmar. On May 10, 2011, he founded the Civil
Dr. Wai Yan Moe Myint
Senior Mental Health & Psychosocial Support Officer
San Dar Aung Win
Operations Officer
Ma Pwint Ei
Senior Finance Officer
Min Thant Tin
Program Officer
Daw Zar Zar Oo
Operations & Finance Manager
U Kaung Zaw Htet
Program Director
Dr.Pyae Sone Hein
Executive Director
Saw Zin Maung Soe
Chairperson of Board of Consultants
The LGBTI-Inclusive Observation Mission of Myanmar (LIEOMM) is founded on September 15, 2020, and that collaborates with 20 LGBTI organizations and LGBTI activists around the country. Myanmar’s first-ever LGBTI domestic observation mission is to support free and fair and inclusive, and credible elections in Myanmar. The LIEOMM has received accreditation cards from the Union Election Commission of Myanmar through CAN-Myanmar and will observe Kachin State, Kayin State, Mon State, Shan State, Sagaing Region, Bago Region, Magway Region, Ayeyarwady Region, Mandalay Region, and Yangon Region with 100 LGBTI observers.
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