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Article: Fashion industry praised by ILO for efforts to stem child labor. (International Labor Organization)
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- WWD
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- November 14, 1996
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WASHINGTON -- Is the apparel industry's black eye beginning to fade?
Over the last two years, the industry has been publically assailed over labor abuses -- from a slave shop in California to sweatshop woes, domestic and foreign -- but this week it was lauded by a international watchdog group for its actions to curtail child labor.
"It's the garment industry that has probably reduced child labor the most," said Gabriele Stoikov, the International Labor Organization's leading expert on child labor.
Stoikov, in town this week to discuss the Geneva-based organization's latest report on the subject, "Child Labour: Targeting the Intolerable," said that while child labor still ...
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