Child labor/child trafficking
The video above reveals the devastating truth about the true costs of our clothes we buy to wear. we people around the world are blind to most of our suroundings such as child labor. there are over 12 million children that are forced into slave labor a day. These children are to work 10 hours a day and and get paid a penny an hod to how much the employees at our service get paid. This crime is legal unless we keep fighting to help thise children who are absolutely helpless but not hopeless.
Forced childabor is a major problem in world markets today! A total of a hundred and twenty-eight goods from 70 countries are made by child labor, meaning children under the age of 15, in violation of international standards. Millions of children are trapped in forced labor or have no other optional way to feed their families around the world including the U.S. This is how diamonds, clothes, coal, tabacco, food items like coco (chocolate), poultry, nuts, and sugar is made.
The worst forms of child labor today include slavery, forced labor, debt bondage, traffiking, commercial sexual exploitation, and activities likedrug dealing.