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Sweatshop raided again

The Indian factory accused of being a child labour sweatshop for retail giant Gap Inc. is still in production. Following reports that the factory in Shahpur Jat was using child labour to produce g...  
 
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campusfreddy (6 months ago) Show Hide
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It isn't either the streets OR sweatshops - if children were not made to work, the work would have to be done by adults. If the adults are paid a decent wage, then they don't need the children to also work and then the children can go to school.

With education, the children can then make a better life for that generation and if their parents earn proper money, they can invest it in the community, thus enriching it.

That's why child labour/sweatshops are so bad.
porgpie (9 months ago) Show Hide
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lol and they criticize rebels for employing kids.

ahh its all fucked.
mrhozer (10 months ago) Show Hide
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srn8ive (8 months ago) Show Hide
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shut the hell up bitch!
NicolaJane0085 (8 months ago) Show Hide
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You sure are a fucking hoser.
johnnocanuck (1 year ago) Show Hide
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mrmaelis (and others), why is working in a sweatshop so much better than being on the streets? I suppose it depends on the sweatshop and the streets. Some sweatshops just pay a small amount; whereas others chain their workers up, ruin their health, don't provide any medical leave or benefits, and allow supervisors to sexually molest workers. I can guess there's a "scale of depravity" to cover the whole range of terrible working conditions faced by people in a sweatshop.
mrmaelis (1 year ago) Show Hide
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In the west; the only thing worse than a starving child is a child that works.. not to say that I wouldn't wan't to see them @ school, but rather a sweatshop then the streetz...
shawastella (1 year ago) Show Hide
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To the people that are comforting themselves by comparing the sweatshop to our industrial revolution OK, Weve been through that We should use our experience and avoid that thousand of lives are taken by overworking and low wages, child labour Not even a PHD economist is going to make me believe that large corporation cannot offer decent working condition that would respect humans There's a way of making $ without stealing lives of innocent children. Let's advocate for them, cause we know better.
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If i were i child, i would wayyyy prefer working in a factory than resorting to prostitution.


Maybe some of you prefer to earn your living by being sex slaves, but I certainly do not.
cheerznbeerz (1 year ago) Show Hide
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yh i dont get why they cant treat 11-15 year olds that way as normal

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