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7 Sep 2014:Planned $500m upgrade of factories across developing world aims to lure big western brands who crave ethical supply base
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2 Sep 2014: Editorial: Thailand should be embarrassed that its courts are being used to prosecute a British researcher for alleging abuse of migrant workers in its food industry
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2 Sep 2014:
Thousands of young refugees are missing out on school to support families left destitute after fleeing the fighting in Syria
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1 Sep 2014: Alex Andreou: Corporations have a choice when it comes to choosing employees. Poor families may not have a choice in how they make ends meet
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3 Aug 2014: Otto Pérez Molina: ... and it's not the children. The US met Central American leaders recently to discuss the issue. Here, the president of Guatemala says the US shares responsibility because of its approach to the cold war and the drugs war
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25 Jul 2014:
Aidan McQuade: Children aged just 10 are now permitted to work – why do we keep denying children their right to a childhood?
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14 Jul 2014: 'Ethical audits' need reality checks and re-invention to save lives, cut risk
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14 Jul 2014: World's biggest smartphone maker suspends business ties with Dongguan Shinyang Electronics after China Labor Watch report
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10 Jul 2014:
China Labour Watch says a supplier in Dongguan hired children to work 11-hour days without overtime pay
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Video
(5min 09sec),
24 Jun 2014:
In the Cerro Rico mines of Potosí, Bolivia, children risk their lives plundering the depths for silver and other precious metals
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12 Jun 2014: Over a million Syrian refugees have arrived in Lebanon, fleeing the conflict in their country. Finding work is difficult, and many families are forced to send their children out to work to make ends meet
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Guardian Professional,
28 May 2014:
Calls for a statement of ethical procurement to be included the NHS constitution as lack of public scrutiny leaves public sector lagging behind business. Louise Tickle reports
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Video
(11min 07sec),
27 May 2014:
Nepalese parents are being tricked into sending their children to orphanages, lured by the promise of an education. Well-meaning foreign visitors often raise funds for the orphanages in the belief that they will be used to help the children, but instead the money goes to the owner of the home rather than its vulnerable young residents
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15 May 2014:
Brazil and India have banned child labor in their tobacco fields, but the Human Rights Watch reports that children as young as 12 are doing dangerous work in American fields
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14 May 2014:
Margaret Wurth: Some companies even allow for lower standards of protection for children in their US supply chain than for those elsewhere
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