It’s 10 o’clock in the morning, and the children are busy learning in the outdoor classrooms set up at the reception centre run by the NGO Goutte d’eau in Poipet, a town in northwestern Cambodia on the Thai border. This morning, the teacher tells stories to teach the children about the importance of personal hygiene. The children gaze intently at their teacher and take in the story. But, this is not an ordinary class or a regular school. Classes at this centre are tailored to provide education to children who have been rescued from traffickers – children who have experienced…
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