Forced Labor

Many tea blends include tea from Assam, where people get poverty wages, are scared to speak up and have no way out. The big tea brands [...]

Monster Beverage Corporation, which controls 43% of the U.S.’s energy drinks market, states that there is a “minimal risk” of slavery [...]

Day 4: RESEARCH YOUR FAVOURITE BRAND Chances are decent that your clothing was made under less than ideal working conditions. But what [...]

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Buying products from SEED helps create local livelihoods for people who may not have other opportunities in their local settings.

“…detainees began to work in the kitchen just so they could eat more…one detainee lost 68 lbs. Their ‘volunteering’ involved literally [...]

We know all too well that many workers in Asia endure forced labor to bring us the garments, foods, electronics and other goods we [...]

We rely upon strong stories and eye-catching images when writing about modern slavery. Raising awareness of the issues and the [...]

Target Corporation often offers prices that seem too good to be true - how do they keep their prices so low? Turns out some of Target’s [...]

Due to lax regulation, Australians are unwittingly spending up to $600 million a year on imported goods produced under slave labour [...]

“The men on the pick-up were brought to a square, or parking lot, where a kind of slave trade was happening. There were locals – he [...]

Most electronics devices contain minerals that originate in the mines of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, often called “conflict [...]

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