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Afghans Plan to Stop Recruiting Children as Police & Protect Sex Slaves

January 29th, 2011: Afghanistan is expected to sign a formal agreement with the United Nations on

A 2005 survey by NCL found that 96% of those Americans surveyed would not let their own children

U.S. DOL Fines Two Grain Operators $1.4 million in Death of Two Teens

January 24th, 2011: The U.S. Department of Labor has fined Haasbach LLC in Mount Carroll and

World Bank Responds to Criticism on Uzbek Report

January 9th, 2011: An Uzbek human rights group concerned about the World Bank's failure to concede

Remediation

Between 1995 and 2010, the U.S. Congress appropriated approximately $780 million to the U.S.

Teen Dies in Ohio Farm Accident

January 3rd, 2011: A 16-year-old who was killed in a farm machinery accident on Wednesday has been

US Department of Labor awards nearly $20 million to combat exploitive child labor in Bolivia, Egypt and Jordan

January 3rd, 2011: The U.S. Department of Labor today announced nearly $20 million in grants

U.S. DOL Reports/Child Labor Products List

In December 2010, DOL released three reports on child labor and/or forced labor in foreign

A dozen nations added to U.S. Government child, forced labor list (AP)

December 16th, 2010: The Labor Department is adding a dozen countries to the list of nations that