Myanmar doctor loses medical license over ‘racy’ bikini photos

A Myanmar doctor who wanted to become a model has had her medical license revoked for sharing “immoral” bikini photos.

After several years of treating patients, Nang Mwe San began to share photos of her in a two-piece to social media and began participating in professional photo shoots.

But in January this year, the now-29-year-old was issued a warning by the Myanmar Medical Council ordering her to stop posting such “racy” images and to delete existing ones from her page.

Having ignored the warning, Mwe San had her medical license rescinded.

“Here there is so much sexism,” she said in an interview with the New York Times.

“They don’t want women to have higher positions. And they judge women on what we wear. They don’t even want us to wear trousers.”

Mwe San said she was called by the council earlier this year and was ordered to stop dressing in a way that went against Myanmar traditional culture.

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“They told me I have a behavior disorder.”

Mwe San shared a message of defiance to Instagram this week, writing in the caption: “Society doesn’t own women’s body. My body, My right.”