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USA: Kardashians Sue Star for Libel in the Wake of Child Labor Scandal – Fashionista

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Posted December 22, 2011

In Child labor in apparel industry, Child Labor News, Child sweatshops, Corporate Social Responsibility, Girls in child labor, Hazardous Labor, Social Responsibility, Trade and child and forced adult labor, U.S. News

Kardashians Sue Star for Libel in the Wake of Child Labor Scandal
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