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China: Kardashian Fashion Produced in Chinese Sweatshops with Child Labor – Fashionista

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Posted December 21, 2011

In Child labor in apparel industry, Child labor in manufacturing, Child Labor News, Corporate Social Responsibility, Girls in child labor, Hazardous Labor, U.S. News

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Report: Kardashian Fashion Produced in Chinese Sweatshops with Child Labor
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By Leah Chernikoff Wednesday, Dec 21, 2011 / 9:04 AM The Kardashian fashion empire has come under fire as many of the family’s branded and endorsed products are reportedly made in Chinese sweatshops where workers, some as young as 16, are subjected to …
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