Stephanie Guyer-Stevens, Author at Women's eNews

Burma’s Aung San Suu Kyi Leadership Is Hobbled

By Stephanie Guyer-Stevens ● Employment ● November 24, 2010

Widespread elation met the week-ago release of Aung San Suu Kyi after her 20-year house arrest. But in the political trenches another pro-democracy woman worries about how much leadership Suu Kyi will be able to provide.

Burmese Traveler Showed Her a Country’s Fear

By Stephanie Guyer-Stevens ● Commentary ● November 5, 2009

As the U.S. changes strategy on Myanmar, Stephanie Guyer-Stevens wonders about what it will mean for the country’s women. Last summer, a young Burmese woman next to her on a plane was afraid to even say the name Aung San Suu Kyi.

Cambodia’s Sochua Calls for Clinton to Act

By Stephanie Guyer-Stevens ● Commentary ● October 1, 2009

Embattled Cambodian lawmaker Mu Sochua faces potentially dangerous fallout from her recent U.S. tour. But she takes home what she calls a promise by Hillary Clinton, an old ally, to investigate the country’s human rights abuses.

Women Linked Arms Around Cambodia’s Mu Sochua

By Stephanie Guyer-Stevens ● Arts & Culture ● August 16, 2009

When Cambodia’s opposition politician Mu Sochua was given a guilty verdict in early August riot police in Phnom Penh were ready to quell protesters. As part of Sochua’s inner circle that day, Stephanie Guyer-Stevens offers an eyewitness account.

Southeast Asian Women Embody Hope for Change

By Stephanie Guyer-Stevens ● Uncategorized ● August 13, 2009

In Cambodia and Burma, Stephanie Guyer-Stevens says two female leaders embody the region’s hopes for democratic reform: Burma’s Aung San Suu Kyi, whose extended house arrest drew protest this week, and Cambodia’s Mu Sochua.

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Burma’s Aung San Suu Kyi Leadership Is Hobbled

Burmese Traveler Showed Her a Country’s Fear

Cambodia’s Sochua Calls for Clinton to Act

Women Linked Arms Around Cambodia’s Mu Sochua

Southeast Asian Women Embody Hope for Change