In western Myanmar, conflict creates new dangers for women (Emily Fishbein and Nu Nu Lusan, Al Jazeera)

Khine Thu fled her home in Myanmar’s northwestern Sagaing region for the first time in June, running into the jungle as soldiers stormed her village. She has lost count of how many times she has fled since, but thinks it may now be about 15.

“Whenever we hear soldiers coming, we run,” she said. “We escape into the forest, and we come back to the village when the soldiers are gone.”

In western Myanmar, conflict creates new dangers for women | Conflict News | Al Jazeera

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