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المقال

28 فبراير 2016

الكاتب:
David Abramowitz, Humanity United, in Reuters

One step closer to stopping the import of goods made with forced labour

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...Many years of advocacy recently paid off, however, when President Obama signed the Trade Facilitation and Enforcement Act, eliminating the odious exception. This is inspiring news for all who believe U.S. markets should not be open to goods made with modern slavery, and for those who want to press governments and companies to do more to end forced labour abroad. Finally, after 85 years of ineffectual enforcement, the U.S. Government has the leverage to implement this law in a way that will actually foster real change...

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