Pandemic drives more people to risk lives in India's illegal mica minesPeople continue to die in Indian mines four years after a Thomson Reuters Foundation expose into child deaths |
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Laws to leaders: three aims for the anti-slavery movement in 2021Coronavirus pandemic could undo gains in tackling human trafficking worldwide, experts warn |
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Britain's M&S backs call to stop forced labour in China's XinjiangGarment brands urged to end sourcing from Xinjiang over forced labour fears involving Uighur Muslims. |
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EXPERT VIEWS - How can the world boost efforts to end child labour in 2021?Children who were already working before the pandemic may now be facing longer hours and worse conditions |
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Mexican authorities rapped for detaining migrant trafficking victimMexico’s immigration body failed to recognise Venezuelan woman had been sex trafficked, watchdog says |
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JBS among meat firms linked to slavery-tainted ranches in BrazilSix meatpackers bought cattle from ranches that used slave labor, Reporter Brasil found |
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In Mexico, shuttered shelters hit migrants as pandemic ragesFewer shelters mean fewer safe places for Central Americans to take cover |
U.S. blocks palm oil imports from Malaysia's Sime Darby over forced labour allegationsSime Darby, seen as industry leader in sustainable palm oil, is the third Malaysian company to face a U.S. ban this year |
UK names Tesco and Pizza Hut for biggest breaches of minimum wage lawSupermarket chain Tesco underpaid staff by a total 5.1 million pounds while Pizza Hut failed to pay staff 845,936 pounds which they were due |
OPINION: Eliminating child labour in 2021 - from promises to practiceWorld must capitalise on the International Year for the Elimination of Child Labour after COVID-19 setback |
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