Career
Khet March is a Burmese journalist, activist, writer, poet and essayist. When she was 22 years old, Khet March was sentenced to spend 10 years behind the bars because of her activist actions. Her writings on topics such as human rights and politics were banned in Burma.
When hit her country on May 3, 2008, there were a lot of casualties.
lieutenant left 130,000 dead and Khet March began helping the victims of the disaster and was almost imprisoned again for her humane help. As a volunteer teacher and organizer for a number of orphanage schools, March was doing things that her fellow citizens did not approve of.
The campaign’s purpose is to offer safe living places to international artists whose works have been banned in their home-countries, which forced them to become refugees. She is currently a columnist for Sampsonia Way Magazine, where she writes about "Burmese writers, literary trends, and politics."
Her work has been translated into English and Japanese, been broadcast on radio, and made into a film.
