Back in August, the website Social Alterations provided a very informative article on the use of forced child labour for cotton harvest in Uzbekistan. Nadira Lamrad, contributing writer for the site, highlighted issues surrounding the use of such labour and the implications that it for the apparel industry. In her follow-up article, posted early this [...]
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Who’s Picking Your Cotton?
Posted in Consumer Commitments, Corporate Commitments, Eco-labeling, Environmental Marketing, human rights, tagged apparel, Corporate Commitments, forced child labor, human rights, labelling, transparency on November 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
