article_snippet: The desperate photos showing the hard life of adults and children living and working at the rubbish site itself were taken by Spanish filmmaker David Rengel, who visited the area to document child labour conditions in the country.
article_snippet: Rengel explained: 'I went to Siem Reap, where my colleague and friend Omar Havana, a freelance photographer for Getty images, had been developing a project over various years.
article_snippet: Rengel gave me the contacts I needed to enter the site. '
article_snippet: Rengel explained: 'The houses and hammocks you see in teh pictures are areas that have been constructed so the workers can rest during the workers long days at the site. '
article_snippet: More of Rengel photos can be viewed on Rengel website.
highlights_snippet: Photographer David Rengel travelled to Cambodia to photograph child labour conditions across Cambodia .
  
highlights_snippet: Photographer David Rengel was horrified to find tourists visiting the sump to take pictures of workers .