Burmese Refugees Community_Civil Society So for just $15 you

So for just $15 you can give the gift of literacy to nearly 250 prisoners

Imagine that you had nowhere safe and clean to go to the toilet

pro-choice values with their peers and bring other young people into the movement

A composting toilet is a special type of toilet that not improves privacy and plays a vital role in keeping families safe from deadly diseases

Students will work with teachers and writers

Burmese Refugees Community_Civil Society So for just $15 youProblem Thailand hosts nearly 500,000 refugees, mostly from Burma. About 150,000 of them live in camps near the border. The remainder live underground as illegal migrants, hiding from local authorities. This has gone on for over two decades. The government does not have a refugee law. Through engaging civil society in Thailand, USCRI is working to build support for refugees rights to work and move freely without restriction and access to education for