otroško delo

Brickworks Hell - zReportage.com Story of the Week #316- Launched May 11, 2010 - Full multimedia experience: audio, stills, text and or video: Go to to see more. - PICTURED - Feb 15, 2010 - Dhaka, Bangladesh - People come from all over Bangladesh to work at the brick factories on outskirts of Dhaka to work 7 months a year for 100 Dhakas a day.,Image: 39219082, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: * Korea Rights OUT *, Model Release: no

Družba

»Dan otrok? Mi delamo« – razkorak med idealom otroštva in resničnostjo milijonov otrok

Children work in an aggregate mining site, Kolwezi. As a climate emergency approaches, industries across the world slowly begin to adapt and change. Demand soars for materials needed for renewable technologies, with cobalt and copper more essential than ever for use in electric vehicle batteries and other cutting-edge applications. Around two thirds of Earth's deposits of the ores that contain cobalt, as well as vast reserves of copper, are found in the dusty southern provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo. With a renewed interest from the global community, billions of dollars flow in and out of Congo. Multinational companies vie for rights to mineral deposits and Congolese politicians create a fruitful niche for themselves in the sale of contracts and site access around the mining town of Kolwezi. Little of this wealth comes to those who live and work here, as communities find themselves exploited, poisoned and excluded from the riches of the green minerals of the electric future.,Image: 804607234, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions:, Model Release: no

DR Kongo

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Potrošništvo

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Check price. Elegant fashionable businesswoman shopping on weekend checking the price of dress / Foto: Yacobchuk

Pred prazniki

Kako ustaviti divje potrošništvo: Namesto kiča podarimo svoj čas

Saddam, 13, works at a roadside food stall in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata October 10, 2006. A ban on child labour in households, restaurants, hotels and resorts came into effect in India on Tuesday. Officials hope the new ban, which will apply to children under 14, will protect underage workers from psychological and sexual abuse as well as from strenuous working conditions. REUTERS/Parth Sanyal (INDIA)

Svet

EU za okrepitev prizadevanj za odpravo otroškega dela

A house partially submerged in flood waters is pictured in Lokoja city, Kogi State, Nigeria September 17, 2018. REUTERS/Afolabi Sotunde

Svet / Nigerija

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