Naw Honeymoon, before fleeing and become a refugee in 1997, she was from a rural village in the east of Tavoy. There, she earned her living by farming and gardening crops such as betel nut. Now (2004) she has three children. To earn extra money for daily expenses and clothing she sell fish in the camp. Her husband has no job in the camp so when she goes to sell fish, her husband stay home and look after the children and sometimes take care of cooking.