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LoGOFF 6: Clothed in Child Labored Uzbek Cotton – Courtney Wong

Slavery was abolished in the United States in 1865 but picking cotton is still done by children around the world. Click here to LEARN MORE from Courtney Wong’s LOGOFF VIDEO SERIES! 

 

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Tell Forever 21 to Stop Forced Child Labor
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List of companies committed to ethically sourced cotton



Featuring my original song: Taking a Stand

 

Please subscribe to my channel & check back next month! This is the 6th video in my series of anti-slavery or anti-human trafficking videos. Over this next year, I hope to inform and intrigue those who know very little about or may have never even heard of human trafficking. This series is launching with NYC Urban Project’s LoGOFF campaign to explore what it means to live Local, Green, Organic, Fair (trade) and (slave) Free.

 

© Courtney Wong 2012

 

Sources:
International Labor Rights Forum
Global clothing brands boycott Uzbek cotton
Responsible Sourcing Network videos
US Department of State Trafficking In Persons 2011 Report 

 

Courtney Wong, Singer/Songwriter/Worship Leader
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