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Issues: Child labor, Children's rights, Mercenaries
Veggies Gone Wild!!!
US child labor law doesn't apply to agriculture, so the fruits and veggies you eat might have been picked by kids.
Regions: United States
Issues: Child labor, Children's rights
Olga's girls: Indentured servitude in Nepal
For over twenty years, Olga Murray of Sausalito, Calif., has dedicated her life to helping the children of Nepal, providing them with educations, meals, and health care they would otherwise never be a...
Regions: Nepal
Issues: Child labor, Rape and sexual abuse, Slavery & forced labor
Bulatlat
Bulatlat is the Philippines's top alternative online publication....
Regions: Philippines
Issues: Armed conflict, Child labor, Children's rights
CHILDREN OF MISFORTUNE
THESE CHILDREN DESERVE THE THE LOVE AND CARING WE PLACE ON ANY CHILD. NOT THE ABUSE AND POVERTY THEY SUFFER. THEY ARE OUR CHILDREN AND OUR FUTURE!!! SOFT ROCK MUSIC SET TO CLIPS.
Regions: Global
Issues: Child labor, Children's rights, Crimes against humanity
No help for Afghan child labourers - 17 Feb 09
Foreign leaders say the ultimate goal in Afghanistan is to improve the lives of ordinary people....
Regions: Afghanistan
Issues: Child labor, Poverty
Is there slavery in the world today?
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Regions: Global
Issues: Bonded labor, Child labor, Slavery & forced labor
Poverty in Haiti spawns child slavery
Haiti is one of the poorest countries in the western hemisphere and the poverty has fuelled restavek, a system of domestic servitude of hundreds of thousands of children that is tantamount to modern-d...
Regions: Haiti
Issues: Child labor, Poverty, Slavery & forced labor
Poverty forces Afghan children into smuggling
Poverty in Afghanistan is driving some families to take desperate measures. They are sending boys as young as five across the border into Pakistan, to buy cheap flour, and smuggle it back home. ...