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Gold
Commodity Atlas Gold Countries Where Gold is Reportedly Produced with Forced Labor and/or Child Labor Gold is reportedly produced with forced labor (FL) and/or child labor (CL) in the following countries: Bolivia (CL) Burkina Faso (FL, CL) Burundi (FL) Cameroon (FL)...Tobacco
Commodity Atlas Tobacco Countries Where Tobacco is Reportedly Produced with Forced Labor and/or Child Labor Tobacco is reportedly produced with forced labor (FL) and/or child labor (CL) in the following countries:Argentina (CL)Brazil (CL)Cambodia (CL)Indonesia...Fish
Commodity Atlas Fish Countries Where Fish is Reportedly Produced with Forced Labor and/or Child Labor Fish is reportedly caught/harvested/processed with forced labor (FL) and/or child labor (CL) in the following countries: Bangladesh (FL, CL) Belize (FL) Brazil (CL)...Catholic Relief Services
We ended 2015 with nine posts on the issue of modern slavery in the coffeelands—this eight-part series on our research into wretched labor conditions on a small number of Brazilian coffee estates and this reflection on how that work is inspired by our mission to serve the poorest and most vulnerable people. Those posts were rather narrow in focus—one country, one specific category of labor abuse. An article we contributed to the current issue of Roast Magazine titled “Farmworkers in Coffee: Improving Conditions for the Industry’s Most Vulnerable Players” is wider in scope—it surveys the broader context of farm labor in coffee that we are working to address through our research, writing and programming.