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Child Labor - US

CLC News Release: Legislation to Protect Child Farmworkers in the US is Re-Introduced

July 17th, 2017: The Child Labor Coalition (CLC) and its 35 members applaud the re-introduction

Mon Jul 17 2017

For Love of Chocolate…On World Chocolate Day, We Look at the Human Cost Behind Chocolate

July 7th, 2017: There’s no doubt that humans love

Fri Jul 7 2017

Guest Blog: To Fight the Spread of Cybersex Trafficking, Anti-trafficking Organizations Need to Innovate

June 23rd, 2017: Controlling the spread of human trafficking is a monumental

Fri Jun 23 2017

International Labour Organizaton (ILO) Experts Comment on U.S. Government Efforts to Implement Convention 182 on the Worst Forms of Child Labor

April 7th, 2017: Articles 4(1), 5 and 7(1) of the Convention. Determination of types of hazardous

Fri Apr 7 2017

How a small financial transaction tax might be used to help us end child slavery and the worst forms of child labor in the next nine years

November 2nd, 2016: The UN has set a very ambitious goal—one of the sustainable development goals

Wed Nov 2 2016

CLC Press Release: 47 Members of Congress Ask President Obama to Ban Child Labor in US Tobacco before He Leaves Office

October 18th, 2016: Nearly 50 members of Congress asked President Obama to ban child labor in US

Tue Oct 18 2016

Rep. Cicilline and 46 Members of Congress Ask President Obama to Ban Child Labor in US Tobacco

October 18, 2016 The President The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC

Tue Oct 18 2016

Antonement and Action for President Obama in His Last 100 Days

October 10th, 2016: This week is Yom Kippur (Sundown, October 11 to Sundown, October 12), the Day

Mon Oct 10 2016

Jim Leonard Remembers Claire White, Recipient of the National Consumer League’s Florence Kelley Award

September 10th, 2016: Jim Leonard, retired attorney with the US Department of Labor and a long-time

Sat Sep 10 2016

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