ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 1月11日 23時03分

Photo by @noralorek | Kila Jani, 28, sits in front of a "milaya," a traditional hand-decorated bedsheet, in the Bidibidi Refugee Settlement in Uganda. "My youngest daughter is only two months old, and I gave birth to her here in Bidibidi. It was difficult since I couldn't prepare for labor and had no money to buy clothes or soap for her. If peace comes, we can go back to South Sudan, my husband will get a job in school, and somehow we will manage to live on our life,” Kila said, in February 2018.
In August 2017, the millionth refugee from South Sudan entered Uganda to escape war. Most are women and children who flee at night; their bedsheets are often one of the few things they carry. The patterns have been made in South Sudan and Sudan for generations, and the milaya tradition continues in what has become their temporary home while waiting for the war to end. Bidibidi, with more than 270,000 people, is considered one of the world's largest refugee settlements.

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