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CNN's Kyung Lah reports on child labor in sugar harvesting in the Philippines.

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Ivory Coast seeks chocolate fairness for farmersupdated: Fri Nov 25 2011 06:53:00

The world's chocolate makers may specialize in delivering a sweet taste but the government of the Ivory Coast is seeking to address what it sees as the bitter treatment of the farmers who grow the industry's raw materials.

Kabul's 'unnoticed' child workersupdated: Tue Oct 18 2011 07:55:00

From dusk until dawn, 12-year-old Fayaz toils at his uncle's blacksmith shop in Kabul.

Children forced to work in Afghanistanupdated: Tue Oct 18 2011 07:55:00

A talk with the filmmakers of "Unnoticed: Children of Kabul" -- a film about child labor in Afghanistan.

Nepal carpet crisis pushing children into slaveryupdated: Thu Jun 16 2011 04:40:00

Nepal is seeing a surge in indentured child labor as the economy is hit by a decline in demand for its hand-woven carpets, according to leading children's groups.

Economy, children suffering in Nepalupdated: Thu Jun 16 2011 04:40:00

CNN's Gena Somra traces the reasons why Nepal's failing economy could spell danger for children.

More than 100 million kids worldwide work in hazardous jobsupdated: Fri Jun 10 2011 23:40:00

Every minute of every day, a child laborer somewhere in the world suffers a work-related accident, illness or trauma, the International Labor Organization said Friday.

Child workers in Yemen given back their childhoodupdated: Mon Jan 31 2011 09:33:00

Every day, 12-year-old Abed El-Elah and his 10-year-old brother leave school at one in the afternoon and head to work -- selling balloons in the park.

Claims of child labor for Games buildingupdated: Mon Sep 27 2010 03:14:00

Human rights expert Siddharth Kara explains what jobs he saw children doing on Commonwealth Games construction sites.

Childhood lost to tough labor in Kenyaupdated: Wed Sep 15 2010 02:41:00

Two young Kenyan brothers say they have to work dragging goats to slaughter in order to survive. David McKenzie reports.

Boy earns 1 cent a goat in slaughter tradeupdated: Wed Sep 15 2010 02:41:00

Eight-year-old Boku knows there is a trick to moving a goat from the market to the slaughterhouse. He knows you must grab behind both ears and pull. After two years on the job he has learned the hard way.

Child labor in Bangladeshupdated: Tue Aug 03 2010 11:36:00

CNN's Max Foster talks to human trafficking expert Siddharth Kara about what he has seen in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

On the trail of child labor in Bangladeshupdated: Tue Aug 03 2010 11:36:00

This week I want to write to you about shrimp. Portions of the shrimp industry in Bangladesh involve almost every aspect of contemporary forms of labor exploitation: child labor, bonded labor, forced labor, and indirectly human trafficking.

On the trail of human trafficking: week twoupdated: Thu Jul 29 2010 10:33:00

We spoke to Siddharth Kara from New Delhi about what he has found so far in India and if he was able to document any examples of human trafficking in the country.

Human trafficking in Indiaupdated: Thu Jul 29 2010 10:33:00

CNN's Becky Anderson speaks to Harvard fellow Siddharth Kara about human trafficking in South Asia.

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