Abdul*, 11, a migrant boy at sea, has been looked after at the Phang Nga Shelter, in southern Thailand, for six months after being rescued from traffickers who kidnapped him for ransom and put him on a migrants’ boat by force.
Through the Save the Children’s ACCESS project, over 84,000 out of school children in Thailand-Myanmar border will have the opportunity to complete a full quality basic education.
Through our recent research and advocacy on migrant education, Save the Children's focus on the most deprived children urges us to find innovative solutions to supporting hard to reach migrant populations.
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