by Sams Arefin There is a particular pride in handing a neighbour something you grew yourself. Morzina Bibi knows this well. She grew up with it, in Rakhine Province, where her family cultivated crops, raised cattle, and never once had to buy vegetables because everyone around them did the same. Food was not a transaction. It moved between houses as a matter of course, carried in baskets, given without ceremony. That life ended in the last month…
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