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DR Congo: Hoping for a Brighter Future

By Christian Kilundu [from World Vision—A CLC member] He was in primary school when he first met

Mon May 14 2012

Conflict and Economic Downturn Cause Global Increase in Reported Child Labor Violations- 40% of Countries now rated ‘extreme risk’ by Maplecroft

Brazil, China, India, Indonesia and Philippines expose companies to high levels of supply chain

Tue May 1 2012

UNICEF: In Niger, children are forced to drop out of school to support their families

By Laura Huyghe [UNICEF] NIAMEY, Niger, 20 April 2012 – Only a few months ago, 12-year-old Oumar

Mon Apr 23 2012

Many Children in India Live and Work in Landfills

[by Mark Magnier. the L.A. Times*, 4/22/2012] NEW DELHI — The children didn’t notice the

Mon Apr 23 2012

Kenya’s Somali Refugees: Overcoming Cultural Obstacles to Girls’ Education in Dadaab

April 12th, 2012: A mix of cultural practices, such as early and forced marriage, as well as child

Thu Apr 12 2012

Smoking Kills: Child Labor on Malawi’s Tobacco Farms

Tobacco is Malawi’s top export but at the cost of its children’s health and education.

Wed Mar 28 2012

Roadblocks to Child Labor Elimination in India

February 13th, 2012: Every evening on the Marina, 10-year-old Karunakaran is among the several who

Mon Feb 13 2012

Hershey Announces Plans to Reinforce Cocoa Sustainability in West Africa

FBR Staff Writer Published 31 January 2012 The Hershey Company, the US-based chocolate

Tue Jan 31 2012

At the Deep End: Child Labor in Fisheries

from Malaya Business Insight, PHILIPPINES FILIPINO children work in extremely hazardous fisheries.

Fri Jan 20 2012

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