India Doubles Compensation for Textile Worker Deaths
In order to expose problems in the textile industry, India has doubled its compensation regarding deaths of workers who operate power looms. As one of the largest producers of fabric…
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In order to expose problems in the textile industry, India has doubled its compensation regarding deaths of workers who operate power looms. As one of the largest producers of fabric…
Traffickers are promising young Indian girls a trip to the Taj Mahal in order to lure them into sex slavery. Rishi Kant, of anti-trafficking charity Shakti Vahini, said 15 girls…
…Pakistan, Bangladesh, and India. In the report: We believe that all companies in our case study either source or potentially source hides from Brazil and/or produce leather goods in China,…
CHENNAI, India. There is a new program in southern India that aims at helping domestic workers improve their skills and hopefully avoid exploitation. The goal is to prepare workers to…
India has ratified two significant global agreements to fight child slavery, and thus committed the country to better international labor standards regarding employment of children. These laws will also subject…
…shows in how certain countries, such as India, Mexico and Malaysia, are ranked. Each year, the TIP report makes recommendations for progress and turns these into tailored actions for our…
…workers trapped in that country. The workers leave their families in Asia, Africa, the Philippines, Indonesia, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Ethiopia because dishonest recruiters claim they can place…
…India, child workers may not be fed regularly or paid at all. This would be Rinki’s third domestic job. At the first job, she says, “I was beaten. They did…
A new government report estimates that nearly 20,000 Indian women and children became victims of trafficking last year. That marks a rise of nearly 25 percent from 2015. In fact,…
…countries. Of the millions of those enslaved, 58 percent come from five countries — India, China, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Uzbekistan. From human trafficking to indentured labor, sex slavery and forced…
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