ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 10月6日 21時44分

Photo by @noralorek for @ナショナルジオグラフィック. “The war got me in Juba so I came here on the Nimule road. I was walking and it took me two weeks because it’s very far. My mother, father and brothers were in Yei when I left Juba so I don’t know if they’re still alive or managed to escape”, Viola Kide, 22 from Marabou county in South Sudan.
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In August the one millionth refugee from South Sudan entered Uganda in escape of the war.
With most of the refugees being women and children and leaving during shootings at night their bedsheets called Milaya are often one of the few things they carry with them. The handmade patterns have been made in South Sudan and Sudan for generations and the tradition of the Milayas continues in what has become their temporary home while waiting for the war to end. Bidibidi is now with its more than 270.000 people considered the worlds largest refugee settlement.
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Here Viola is posing in front of her Milaya hold by her aunt Elisabeth and her cousin Joyce. For more pictures from 'The Milaya Studios' follow @noralorek

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