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You’re probably aware of the evolving situation in Myanmar which is taking a turn for the worse since its inception on February the first. We’ve
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You’re probably aware of the evolving situation in Myanmar which is taking a turn for the worse since its inception on February the first. We’ve
As the sunrise announces the start of a new school day, 12 year old Sina helps her grandmother in her vegetable garden, hoping to increase
On Boxing Day in 2004, a devastating Tsunami impacted the coasts of South Asia, Indonesia and East Africa. This disaster required international and domestic efforts
Chesa finishes up on the final touches of packaging her products in the early morning sun, ready for the day’s markets. Chesa lives with her
Before 2017, Chanlina lived a tough life, as she struggled to make ends meet, working odd jobs in cashew and rubber plantations. Chanlina looked for
The workshop is filled slowly, as the trainees discuss the weekend, the weather and the lockdown measures currently affecting Myanmar’s Yangon District. The workshop, the
A rhythmic hum of sowing machines permeates the small room, as Ohn San attempts to finish her most recent work. Ohn San, who lives in
Before 2020, the small village that Mr Kim Yhen is from, much like the rest of Cambodia, seeing a modest increase in living standards. An
We often are asked if we know where the food we eat comes from; but rarely do we ever inquire into the experiences of these
As we struggle with the effects of Covid 19 in Australia, and how it has affected Australian businesses, big and small, it is important to
There are good odds that you have checked your bank account on your phone in the last week, maybe even transferred money across or used
?Many of us have hoped to get fitter or read more books during the pandemic, but much like our new year’s resolutions, it’s not always
