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Seeing RED
The case against product (RED)
If you buy a product from the RED range some of the profits will go towards buying and distributing anti-retroviral drugs in Africa. Simple. Or is it? Campaigner Rosie Walker is skeptical about RED's approach to a very complex situation.      more >>
Man holding child As a result of unfair trade rules, international debt and a succession of corrupt leaders, Haiti is one of the poorest countries in the world. These desperate times are seeing a return in the barbaric practice of slavery, albeit under a different name. 
Adam Hochschild, author of Bury the Chains a critically acclaimed book on slavery, writes about the determination of the abolitionist movement and what we can learn from them today, 200 years on.
From Mumbai to Manchester, sex trafficking takes place the world over - chances are it's happening in a town near you. Rachel Lewis reports from India where a police 'rescue' is not always what it seems. 
Foreign aid detractors say that charity is for muppets. One Irish NGO has set out to prove those people right. Markham Nolan talks to No Strings, a touring puppet company dealing with some powerful issues.
Photo Credit: Christian Aid/Mohammadur Rahman As Coke’s questionable employment practices become more widely known, their claim that the company 'exists to benefit and refresh everyone it touches' becomes a sick joke.
 
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