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©Gerard Oonk/India Committee of the Netherlands
Thousands of children work in India's cotton fields |
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Child labour linked
to pay for cotton seed
Low pay to Indian cotton farmers by seed companies is leading farmers
to use child labour, a recent study revealed...
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Feature -- Celebrating the 2005 Award
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©Alex Lloyd/Anti-Slavery
International
Cecilia with the
2005
Anti-Slavery Award |
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Cecilia Flores-Oebanda, founding President and Executive Director
of the Visayan Forum Foundation, received the 2005 Anti-Slavery
Award on 29 November for her outstanding work to protect migrant
workers, particularly child domestics, in the Philippines and the
surrounding region...
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read interview with Cecilia
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©Anti-Slavery
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James Aguer |
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Between 1986 and 2002, thousands of people were abducted and enslaved
in Sudan. In November, James Aguer, Chairperson of the Dinka Chiefs
Committee, visited Anti-Slavery International and told Africa Programme
Officer Asim Turkawi about the latest challenges for securing their
release and returning them home...
Read more from Voice
from the field
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quarterly magazine. It is available to all members free of charge.
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you will keep informed of the latest news on slavery around the world
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