AP Investigates Devastation Caused by U.S. Foreign Aid Cuts
Kristen Gelineau, a reporter with experience covering Myanmar and the Rohingya crisis since 2017, looked into claims that U.S. aid cuts were causing deaths, despite American officials' assertions that they were not.
Gelineau relied on local contacts to secure rare interviews inside Rohingya camps, including one with a father whose child died of malnutrition.
- Documented refugee suffering on the Myanmar-Thailand border
- Interviewed 21 refugees, health workers, and aid staff
- Included footage filmed by a translator of one of the story's main characters in her shelter
A father whose child died of malnutrition was among those interviewed.
Author's summary: AP investigates U.S. aid cuts' impact on Rohingya crisis.
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