ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 1月15日 19時04分

Photo by @noralorek | Rejoyce Tabu, 40, from South Sudan, sits in front of her "milaya," a traditional hand-decorated bedsheet, in Bidibidi Refugee Settlement in Uganda. ”I don’t know if he’s alive or dead,” she said of her husband, a soldier who stayed in South Sudan. ”In South Sudan I was selling clothes. Here the only work I can do is collecting rocks used for building houses. For the money, I buy soap for my mother who also brought my brother's children to take care of. Together we’re taking care of ten children”, Rejoyce said in February 2018. In August 2017 the millionth refugee from South Sudan entered Uganda to escape war. Most refugees are women and children fleeing at night, and the milaya are often one of the few things they carry. The handmade patterns have been made in South Sudan and Sudan for generations; the tradition continues in what has become their temporary home while waiting for the war to end.

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