Six cents an hour

Article Abstract:

Many products sold in the US are made by children working as slave laborers in Pakistan. Children are bought from their parents and work a minimum of 10 hours a day stitching soccer balls and other menial work, which is often hazardous. Children can only leave if they can pay the fee paid to their parents.

Children, Employment, Pakistan, Child labor, Forced labor, Child labour, Forced labour

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Return to the killing fields

Article Abstract:

The move by Cambodian authorities to expedite the trial of Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot is an effort to exculpate themselves of their 'war crimes' and to distance themselves from the deposed leader.

Crimes against, Behavior, Cambodia, Crimes against humanity, Despotism, Tyranny, Pol Pot

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F.W. Woolworth Co.: 5 and 10 cents store

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Economic aspects, History, Retail stores, Biography, Stores, Woolworth, Frank, F.W. Woolworth Co.

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