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In Agriculture, child labor, child labor in agriculture, Child labor in cotton, Child Labor News, Children in the Fields, Corporate Social Responsibility, Forced Labor, Girls in child labor, Hazardous Labor, Social Responsibility, Trade and child and forced adult labor, video on child labor, worst forms child labor Posted January 12, 2012

Uzbekistan: “Speaking Cotton” Video Portrays Ongoing Child Labor in Cotton – CPF Press Freedom (EurasiaNet)

Uzbekistan: UNICEF Circumspect about Child Labor CPJ Press Freedom (EurasiaNet) "Speaking Cotton" portrays the ongoing exploitation of children in Uzbekistan's cotton fields, with interviews of [...]

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In child conscription, Child Labor News, Forced Labor, Human Trafficking, International Conventions & Treaties, Prostitution & Pornography, U.S. News Posted January 11, 2012

Myanmar: Special US envoy urges Myanmar to amend law to combat forced labor, human trafficking – Washington Post

Special US envoy urges Myanmar to amend law to combat forced labor, human ...Washington Post Visiting US ambassador for human trafficking Luis C de Baca told reporters Wednesday that forced [...]

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In Agriculture, Child labor enforcement, child labor in agriculture, Child labor in cotton, child labor in forestry, Child labor in tobacco, Child Labor News, Children in the Fields, Hazardous Labor, U.S. News, US Legislation Posted January 11, 2012

USA (Wisconsin): NFMC Supports DOL’s Proposed Child Labor Law Revisions – Wisconsin Ag Connection

National Farm Medicine Center Supports DOL's Proposed Child Labor Law Revisions - Wisconsin Ag Connection The recently proposed changes to child labor laws that relate to minors working on farms [...]

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In Child labor history, Child Labor News, Child labor textile manufacturing Posted January 10, 2012

USA (Massacheuttes): ‘Bread and roses’ strike still resonates – The Boston Globe

'Bread and roses' still resonates The Boston Globe It forced a vigorous national debate about factory conditions, child labor, the exploitation of immigrants, and the free exercise of First [...]