Among the spinach crops at a rural Cambodian school garden, children test their maths skills while weighing produce – but as food prices rise, the vegetable patch has become a safety net for struggling families.
Long before Covid-19 restrictions ravaged the economy, malnutrition and poverty stalked Cambodia’s youth – the legacy of decades of conflict and instability following the Khmer Rouge’s genocidal rule in the 1970s.
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