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Why children work: Jeremy Seabrook visits young garment workers in Dhaka, Bangladesh and finds clear links between growing landlessness, the collapse ... An article from: New Internationalist

AuthorJeremy Seabrook
PublisherNew Internationalist Magazine
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Author(s)Jeremy Seabrook
PublisherNew Internationalist Magazine
ISBN / ASINB002VCWEHC
ISBN-13978B002VCWEH0
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