Rabeya Akter, 33, has just been to the doctors to get medicine for her daughter’s cough. She fled Myanmar with her husband, five children and mother-in-law. Her husband now teaches in a camp madrasa. She looks after the family, although she would like to work. ‘[Then] I can earn some money to help our family,’ she says. Her 15-year-old son is too old for school, but hasn’t got a job. Akter says the family is ‘looking for a man’ to marry her eldest daughter, who is 18. She wants to go back to Myanmar so her children get a proper education and good jobs. ‘It’s my dream’