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Research: Migration Trends between Cambodia and Thailand 2013-2015

Research: Migration Trends between Cambodia and Thailand 2013-2015

by Migra-Info | Feb 1, 2016 | Articles and Research, Labour Exploitation, Research

Travelling through rural areas of Cambodia often reveals a very similar pattern: half-empty villages with elderly people taking care of young children as the parents have migrated for work to support them and their family at home. Why did the parents leave? Are there...

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