Mexico criticized for misreporting data on migrant trafficking victimsMexico’s immigration authority mislabelled hundreds of migrants as trafficking or smuggling victims in 2019, found data obtained by the Thomson Reuters Foundation |
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How can Britain stop fashion brands like Boohoo exploiting workers?Online fast fashion retailer Boohoo accused of paying workers in Leicester less than minimum wage and failing to protect them from COVID-19 |
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With schools closed, child labour on the rise in lockdown UgandaAs coronavirus curbs keep 15 million children out of school, campaigners fear some may never return to class |
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Hit film ‘365 Days’ sparks calls for rape, trafficking warningsThe ‘erotic film’ has sparked calls for specific trigger warnings to alert viewers about rape, sex trafficking and sexual exploitation |
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Brazil shocked by woman held as a slave for years at family mansionFormer executive at Avon was found to have kept a domestic worker in slavery-like conditions |
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Netflix stands by film '365 Days' accused of glorifying sex traffickingThe 'erotic drama' has drawn criticism from singer-songwriter Aimee Duffy who said it romanticised abuse |
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Former child miner wins Diana award for setting up school in IndiaNeeraj Murmu was 11 when he was rescued from a mica mine and is now pursuing his graduation |
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Boohoo reviews British supply chain after factory report falloutThe British online fashion retailer responds to public outcry over poor working conditions by investigating its supply chains |
Malaysia's Sime Darby to look into report of forced labour in call for U.S. import banThe world’s largest palm oil company will look into allegations of labour abuse following a petition by the anti-trafficking group Liberty Shared |
Britain's Boohoo to ditch suppliers that don't meet standardsBritish online fashion retailer Boohoo will end relationships with suppliers not complying with coronavirus safety measures |
OPINION: Boohoo, Leicester’s factories exemplify the shady garment sectorFashion giant Boohoo is not the only retailer that needs to clean up its supply chains, particularly amid the coronavirus outbreak |
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