For Displaced Families in Myanmar, Filling Stomachs Matters More Than Nutrition
Burma News International (BNI) is a network of 15 independent media and news organizations based in and around Burma For parents living in internally displaced persons (IDP) camps across Karenni State, the daily question is no longer, “What should we cook today? ” Instead, it has become, “How do we make sure our children have enough to eat?
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