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In Thai society today, primarily the women run daily affairs, where females outnumber males. Over the last few decades to where women fulfill many of the major roles in society. In Thailand women are deserving the majority of university enrollments, the breadwinners in many families are women, many corporate executives and civil servants are women.The majority of new entrepreneurial start-ups are undertaken by women.Many women such as SikharaMaha-Devi, Nang Nopamas, Queen Suriyothai, Nang Suang and Queen Sirikit have given the important contributions made in Thai society today and helped to shape Thai culture, customs, and traditions either as regents themselves or as direct advisors to their kings.This paper shows that how the Thai constitution is silent on women becoming monk;:although women were given the right to vote back in 1932, they were never given the right to be ordained as a monk,which may be treated as gender discrimination ,rather say gender inequality.The Bhikkhuni struggle highlights gender discrimination in Thailand. As a 'farang' or 'westerner', it would be too tempting to interpret what DhammakamalaBhikkhuni once told during interview as an expression of feminism.

Making women monk in Thai Society and Gender Inequality in Early Buddhism