The note on this exhibit reads: "Kham Jing and her friends, hundreds of other women from Burma, have traveled across rivers and mountains to reach Thailand with a dream of one day seeing the beauty of Bangkok. But ... instead Kham Jing and her friends are labeled illegal migrants, drug traffickers, body sellers, and disease spreaders including HIV/AIDS. However, today, Kham Jing and more than 200 of her friends are delegates attending the world AIDS Conference in Bangkok, the beautiful land that they wish to see." -- Labour Sans Frontiers

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