OlderSienna Miller Visits Ethiopia With International Medical Corps
Sienna Miller meets a young child at a Somali refugee camp in Ethiopia during a recent trip with the International Medical Corps.
The 29-year-old British actress, who’s the organization’s global ambassador, visited its nutrition programs in the Dolo Ado camps to help raise awareness about the famine in East Africa.
“Without immediate humanitarian intervention, more than 390,000 children are at risk of starvation,”
Sienna said.
“International Medical Corps … will need ongoing support to meet the massive needs, which are only expected to expand in the coming months. Ongoing support will literally make the difference between life and death for thousands of children in Ethiopia, and throughout the region,” she added.
Also pictured: Sienna leaving The Ivy restaurant on Tuesday (September 6) in London, England.
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Love Sienna Miller, very attractive and sexy.
I wish that she would do more American mainstream movies like she used to.
Who is she and why is she doing a fake photo-op with that poor little child who doesn’t know he’s being used?
What she’s highlighting is a very important cause – there is absolutely no reason why anyone has to go hungry!
But I still find Sienna lame and opportunist. Weird.
That child is beautiful. I hope the world can help Somalia.
Good cause…but ther3e is a catch..either a man or a movie
she should adopt a child from Somalia, she’s rich and can afford to do so.
@Drumma: Because they don’t want Puerto Ricans babies.
This post is important. The famine’s effects on Ethiopia, Eritrea and Kenya are not being spoken about much. The money needs to be divided equally.
If you want to donate you can do that here: https://www.wfp.org/donate/hornofafrica1?utm_source=HoA&utm_medium=email&utm_content=link1&utm_campaign=HoA_pd
When your career hasn’t taken off and won’t ever take off, go sign up for some humanitarian volunteer job and pose with orphans, even if you’re a self-absorbed, narcissistic fashion icon wannabe.
Every year or so, Sienna stops by an underdeveloped country, recently suffering some ecological or civil upset, and points at the little babies and sheds a few tears while the cameras go click=click. Then she flies out after less than a day and takes a four-week vacation to congratulate herself for being such a loving human being. In men, in movies, in causes, Sienna’s interest has a very short half life. I honestly think she detracts from every cause she embraces.