Is Loung Ung a Feminist?

Am I the only one that thinks that Loung Ung is a little feminist? I think that through the whole book, she is pushing equal rights for the woman of Cambodia. Which is defiantly, in this book, something that they are far from having. This really did change things in the book, her whole family would of been treated the same as other family's were. Here experiences really changed I think because of her gender. But getting back to her being a feminist, I personally do believe that she is.

Do you think that she is a feminist? And how do you think her experiences changed because of her gender?