Child Labour in China: Tiny Hands, Silent Voices

Help stop child labour.

Visit http://www.china-labour.org.hk/en/
and
http://tinyhandssilentvoices.pbwiki.com/
for more information

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[npjessica]

the song is existentialism on prom night by straylight run

[fundui]

Great creative title. Good questions and facts. Great introduction, made me want to watch on. Good job.

[samnmila]

Hello NP and partner,

I really like the clip at the beginning. It was very attention grabbing to see Mickey being made by children, and the video was very impactul (rather than being pictures of the same thing). I really like your creative title and the music is very fitting.

Plus, a great use of numbers to make people remember just how big the issue is.

From,

Sam and Mila

[RyersonRobert]

This problem is caused by YOU and can be solved by YOU. STOP buying goods from China. For the makers information many Couriers in the UK work a regular 16 hour day, and pay is not so good either.

[LiqiangEatShit]

@Sekataisback No YOU ARE BULLSHIT, everyone knows you work for the Chinese government

FACT

[lamourlupus]

This country sews clothing of poor quality.

[vestergaard123]

We call it the silent machine. We can’t hear them; we can’t see them when we buy a new pair of shoes. We don’t always know that they are there. But we need to listen better!

[PappaKslimm]

@montellxo Whaaaat?????

[sathikramasta]

@montellxo learn to spell...

[jessikanne]

Thank you!

[ugoodHomeBoy]

Funny how we can sit here and watch this but we cannot even comprehend the idea of forming an organization which opposes corporations. We are citizens and have the right, and power to demand corporations shut down the slave labor camps. At the very least we can demand they supply their overseas workers with a SUFFICIENT (not by their standards, which is dirt) standard of living, and providing all the necessities and basic human rights. Is it so much to ask that we stand up to this force?