 A traditional birth assisstant (TBA) sits through a 3 day training on reproductive health at Ei Tu Ta camp in Karen State, Myanmar |  Young girls put on makeup in the family's bedroom Ei Tu Ta camp in Karen State, Myanmar on February 16, 2014. The girls are daughters and the granddaughter of a midwife named Madleline who has 7 children and 3 grandchildren. Most of the family live together in a 2 room bamboo hut. |  Eh Gay Paw, a reproductive health worker at Ei Tu Ta clinic in Karen State Myanmar, listens for signs of life inside Wah Yeh Paw's belly. "I cannot hear a voice," she says sadly. Babies are suppose to move inside their mother after 6 months, Wah Yeh Paw's hasn't and has died. |
---|