Dispatches: The Hidden Graves of Kuku Island
Carina Hoang grew up in a wealthy family in Vietnam. She had a nanny to take care of her and a maid who cleaned up after her\u2014she didn\u2019t even wash her own hair. But when the Vietnam War broke out, she and two siblings fled the country on a boat, landing on Kuku beach, in Indonesia. It was supposed to be a refugee camp, but it was actually a deserted island. No food, no water, no buildings, people, or tools. Just sand and jungle. Produced in collaboration with Snap Judgment, with funding from the International Women\u2019s Media Foundation, this is a story about Carina\u2019s decades-long struggle to leave Kuku Island behind.