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Afghanistan: Afghan child labor fears grow as aid dries up – Chicago Tribune

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Posted February 7, 2012

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Afghan child labor fears grow as aid dries up
Chicago Tribune
KABUL (Reuters) – Dwindling development aid as the war winds down in Afghanistan means child labor in the impoverished country is at risk of becoming more widespread, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) warned on Tuesday.
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