Do you really want your child to enjoy playing with a toy that was made on the other side of the world by people who are no more than children themselves, and paid 30 cents an hour? That's a paltry sum that can barely sustain them, yet all too often when you buy your child toys, you're inadvertently supporting this what's nothing more than sheer exploitation.
I'm not suggesting that anybody who does this is uncaring and selfish—when we buy these toys it's usually because we don't know any better. After all, the big toy manufacturers are hardly going to tell us the truth, are they?
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So why is this allowed to go on? How can the toy giants get away with it?
Quite easily View the rest of this article
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