Gap takes action on use of child labor
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Calling allegations of child labor at an Indian factory contracted to make some of its apparel "deeply disturbing," the president of Gap North America says the company has fired the subcontractor responsible for the abuse and will not be selling the garments made there in its stores.
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The Egyptian government and nonprofit groups are stepping up efforts to help street children.
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In its annual State of the World&#39;s Children report, UNICEF says half of the world&#39;s population of children suffer from poverty, violence or AIDS.
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A resolution challenge aimed at people empowered to change the punishing pace of the working world.
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Â· Trade group urges ban for chemical additivesÂ· Anger over burden on parents to check labels
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Farming, labour and consumer associations are calling for national standards to prevent farm workers from being exploited.
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A high-end childrenâs clothing and toy store in Manhattan helps support the Childrenâs Aid Society, not only with money but also with job-training.
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Human Rights Watch on the frontlines of the child labor battle.
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STOCKTON, Calif. - When Margaret Munoz walked off her job at the world's largest walnut processing plant, she had one grandchild. Now she has seven.
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US clothing retailer Gap on Sunday withdrew from sale garments that were allegedly produced by Indian child labour, a British newspaper reported after conducting an undercover expose.
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Description: Labor leaders are trying to find ways to reverse decades of dwindling membership caused, they say, by outsourcing and globalization.
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One billion children - half the world&#39;s population of children - suffer from poverty, conflict, HIV and AIDS, according to the United Nations child rights organisation.
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MASERU, 1 December (IRIN) - The preliminary findings of a study on child domestic workers in Lesotho, forced onto the job market by poverty and HIV/AIDS, has uncovered the sometimes &quot;highly abusive nature&quot; of their relationship with employers.
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NEW YORK -- Barely two years ago, Cristina Rodriguez and her three children were moored on the wrong side of the income gap. A high school dropout, she was making a little more than $200 a week, stapling price tags to shirts and boxing them at a Modell's warehouse. "I didn't use my mouth, didn't use...
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Policy to be implemented this month aims to protect children from violence and sexual content
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The good news is that child labor in Asia is decreasing. The bad news? It's not declining fast enough.
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Across the United States, a growing number of children are living in shelters or group homes.