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Mang Tha Women

Hannah, Mang Tha | Sarah, Mang Tha | Yante Ismail, UNHCR

20-Jun-16 11:00

Mang Tha Women

Mang Tha is a resilient community of refugee women from Myanmar, seeking to develop income generating skills and life skills, to promote confidence and self-worth whilst helping the most needy amongst women and children. We speak to two members of this community, along with Yante Ismail of UNHCR, to hear their stories of survival and gain insights into what it’s like to live as a refugee in Malaysia. 

To purchase a purse, handmade by these refugees, check them out here : http://www.fashionvalet.com/brands/663/mang-tha


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