Unraveling child labor from hand-made rugs: Q&A with Nina Smith of GoodWeave - Christian Science Monitor - International Initiative to End Child Labor

Unraveling child labor from hand-made rugs: Q&A with Nina Smith of GoodWeave – Christian Science Monitor

Posted April 20, 2011

In Child labor carpet - weaving, Child Labor News

Unraveling child labor from hand-made rugs: Q&A with Nina Smith of GoodWeave
Christian Science Monitor
Nina Smith talks about how the GoodWeave label on rugs assures consumers that no children were employed, and how that’s changing child labor practices globally. April 16th marks the anniversary of the death of Pakistani rug-slave-turned-activist Iqbal …

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