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Students from the FASStrack Asia Summer School course in human trafficking recently returned from a 11-day field trip to Cambodia and Thailand.

The field trip was a great learning experience as it provided opportunities for them to do hands-on research and interviews. Besides being able to apply theories learnt in the increasingly popular module, the trip involved meetings with government officials, representatives from non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and victims in Siem Reap and Phnom Penh in Cambodia, as well as Bangkok and Mahachai.

Department of Political Science Dr Kevin McGahan who led the field trip added that the students’ research projects and policy recommendations will be shared with the people and organisations they’ve met during the trip.

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