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From Myanmar to Australia: “People wanted to help but also learn from us”

By Amnesty International

Nang We left Myanmar because of the civil war there. First, we went to Malaysia. I was 16 and travelled, without papers, with a group of 12 people, mostly young. It was a very difficult journey. It took more than two weeks to get there, on foot, on fishing boats and trucks. We had to […] The post From Myanmar to Australia: “People wanted to help but also learn from us” appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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