The Cincinnati Enquirer Jean-Robert Cadet, third from left, with some students who donated clothing. As Jean-Robert Cadet did decades ago, some Haitian children still sleep in rags under kitchen tables, uneducated and unloved but not unwanted.
Child forced-labor is more than wanted in Haiti.
It's part of the cultural fabric. Mr. Cadet is on something of a mission, and his flight leaves today. They split soon after. He will be traveling alone today in his journey to meet with nongovernment agencies that run restavec facilities. The boy wore no clothes, they learned, because he owned only one pair of shorts and his mother was washing them.