ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 4月17日 02時47分

Photo by @noralorek.

Rose Jaun, 38 lost both her husband and brother in South Sudan and is now taking care of six children in the refugee settlement Bidibidi, Uganda. She's one of the female leaders in the settlement and working with the women's group sewing their traditional bedsheets called Milaya.

In August 2017 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. 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 with its more than 270,000 people considered one of the worlds largest refugee settlements.
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