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ARTICLE 4: FREEDOM FROM SLAVERY AND FORCED LABOUR

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ARTICLE 4: FREEDOM FROM SLAVERY AND FORCED LABOUR

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https://www.freedomunited.org/freedom-university/what-is-modern-slavery/

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The industrial revolution refers to the set of economic and social changes that took place in England between 1700 and 1800.

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In 2010, the multinational tobacco company Philip Morris admitted the presence on its plantations of at least 72 children aged 10, involved in the tobacco harvest and at risk of suffering from nicotine poisoning.

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The very famous multinational Nike born in 1964 in the United States, despite the turnover of 35 billion per year, allows and has allowed the exploitation of minors and still allows the exploitation of adult workers.

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It is estimated that 22,000 children as young as four work in mica mines in Jharkhand and Bihar, and due to the illegal and secretive nature of child labour, the exact numbers are unknown.

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Another complaint comes from Istanbul, where even minors spend 12 hours a day drawing their trouser pockets and where workers sew 70 pockets a minute, where it only takes 1 minute to make 5 T-shirts at the assembly line.

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Study Breaks offers Bangladesh as an example, where children as young as 14 are able to work, so SHEIN could legitimately employ teenagers yet still claim to be against child labour.