<figure><img src="https://cdn.worldpulse.org/images/post/6526/2802/post_image_gallery/bf3049a046232bf5e0fa2c9deb00aaa9/7928_1235246407428_1417257585_686885_4123253_n.jpg" alt /><figcaption></figcaption></figure>Dear all, Now I would like to hear your opinion regarding my first assignment. For this, the one I would like to interview genuinely is a Buddhist nun. I am afraid someone might think if it is a religious issue when I interview a nun. Actually, it is not totally a religion matter. She was a very kind and respectful woman dedicating humanitarian works. So, my intention is that is about social, developmental, educational and humanitarian perspective from a lady from the ground. Is it okay? I would like to hear your comments and suggestions. With Love, Shwe Wutt Hmon

South and Central Asia

Can I Interview a Nun?

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