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  • Reports

    • “We Live Subject to their Orders”:  A Three-Province Survey of  Forced Child Labor in Uzbekistan’s  2008 Cotton Harvest
      • The SOAS report, Invisible to the World: The Dynamics of Forced Child Labour in the Cotton Sector of Uzbekistan
      • Environmental Justice Foundation: Still in the Fields

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