Evidently, it is National Chocolate Day. So this is a good time to remember that your beloved chocolate is produced by children working in horrific conditions and that if you.
Sure the Department of Labor has placed the Vietnamese textile industry on its list of those industries using child and forced labor. But why let that stop us from implementing.
Your daily reminder how western corporations use supply chains use by turning their heads away from child labor while claiming no responsibility for the working conditions of the goods that.
In comments to today's earlier post on the Child Labor Amendment, Woodrowfan reminded me of the wonderful 1912 anti-child labor film "Children Who Labor." I'll let him explain the content:.
As I have said repeatedly, without holding western corporations legally responsible for what happens in their supply chains, massive global exploitation will continue. Human Rights Watch has a new report.
Above: Children mining gold in Mali, more beneficiaries of free trade Once again, industry must be held legally accountable for their supply chains. This week, the Organization for Economic Cooperation.
An excellent essay and photo gallery of the African children producing your chocolate. The reality is that the chocolate companies won't operate their own farms and while they have thrown.
The sociopath in the Maine governor's chair continues his war on the poor: Maine Republican Gov. Paul LePage, an outspoken opponent of public assistance, managed to remove thousands of residents.
