SECTORS WITH HIGHEST NUMBER OF PRODUCTS OF CHILD AND FORCED LABOUR
Agriculture, forestryand fishing
Manufacturing
65 42
Mining,quarrying
30
AFRICA TANZANIA
teatobacco
tanzanite
clovescoffeegoldnile perchsisal
SOUTHEAST ASIA
INDONESIA
tobaccosandalsrubber
fishgoldpalm oil
BURMA
teak
jade
physic nuts/castor beans
rubies
sesameshrimpsugarcanesunflowers
bamboobeansbricks
palm thatch
rice
rubber
CAMBODIA
cassava
tobacco
alcoholic drinksbricks
fishmeatrubbersaltshrimptextilestimber
THAILAND
sugarcane
fishgarmentspornographyshrimp
MALAYSIA
electronicsgarmentspalm oil
VIETNAM
garmentsbricks
PHILIPPINES
corn
fish
hogspornographypyrotechnicsricerubbersugarcanetobacco
bananascoconuts
fashion accessories
gold
bananascitrus fruitssugar cane
BELIZE
tobacco
timber
beefbrickscashewscattleceramicscharcoal
cottoncoffee
footweargarmentsmanioc/cassava
pineapplesricesisal
sugarcanesoya
BRAZIL
tobacco
yerba mate
brickscottongarlicgarmentsgrapes
blueberries
olivesstrawberries
tomatoes
ARGENTINA
peanutssilversugarcanetin
nuts
corncattlebricks
gold
zinc
BOLIVIA
pornographysugarcane
bricks
cottoncattle
limestone
PARAGUAY
melonssugarcane
coffee
PANAMA
fireworksfish
timber
bricks
cocanuts
gold
PERU
melons
pornography
tobaccotomatoes
chile pepperscoffeecucumberseggplantsgreen beans
onions
sugarcane
MEXICO
shellfishtobacco
bananascoffee
gravelgold
pumice stone
NICARAGUA
gold
SURINAME
flowersgold
bananasbricks
ECUADOR
goldpornographysugarcane
coalcocacoffeeemeralds
clay bricks
COLOMBIA
shellfishsugarcane
coffeefireworks
EL SALVADOR
sugarcanetomatoes
baked goodscoffeerice
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
melonslobsterscoffee
HONDURAS
sugarcane
broccolicoffeecorn
gravelfireworks
GUATEMALA
AMERICA
ASIA & EUROPE
SOUTH SUDAN
cattle
SIERRA LEONE
granitepalm oil
cocoacoffeediamonds
NIGERIA
manioc/cassavasand
cocoagranitegravel
NIGER
cattle
trona
goldgypsumsalt
COTE D’IVOIRE
coffeecocoa
CONGO DEM REP.
wolframite
copperdiamonds
cassiteritecoltan
goldheterogenite
CENTRAL AFRICAN REP.
diamonds
CAMEROON
cocoa
CHAD
cattle
UGANDA
charcoalcattle
coffee
bricks
fish
UGANDA
vanilla
ricesugarcaneteatobacco
ZAMBIA
tobacco
cattlecottongemsstones
BENIN
cottoncrushed granite
BURKINA FASO
goldcotton
ANGOLA
diamonds LIBERIA
diamondsrubber
MALAWI
teatobacco
LESOTHO
cattle
KENYA
coffee
tobacco
miraa
sisal
tea
fish
rice
sugarcane
GUINEA
diamondsgold
cocoacashews
coffee
GHANA
goldtilapia
cocoafish
ETHIOPIA
hand-woven textiles
goldcattle
EGYPT
limestonecotton
RWANDA
tea
SENEGAL
gold
MOZAMBIQUE
tobacco
NAMIBIA
cattle
MAURITANIA
cattlegoats
MALI
ricegoldcotton
MADAGASCAR
sapphiresstonesvanilla
CHINA
nails
toys
bricks artificial flowers
cottoncoal
christmas decorations
fireworks
garmentsfootwear
electronics
textiles
BANGLADESH
bricksdried fish
jute textiles
matchespoultry
soap
textiles
bidis
garmentsglass
leather
footwear
saltshrimp
steel furniture
AFGHANISTAN
poppiescoalcarpetsbricks
AZERBAIJAN
cotton
NORTH KOREA
bricks
timbertextiles
cementcoalgoldiron
PAKISTAN
cotton
surgical instrumentswheat
brickscarpetscoal
glass banglesleathersugarcane
NEPAL
stones
bricks
embellished textiles
carpets
MONGOLIA
fluorspargold
coal
KYRGYZ REPUBLIC
cottontobacco
LEBANON
tobacco
TURKEY
citrus fruits
peanutspulsessugar beets
cottoncuminfurniturehazelnuts
QATAR
construction
RUSSIA
construction
TAJIKISTAN
cotton
YEMEN
fish
UAE
construction
UZBEKISTAN
cotton
TURKMENISTAN
cotton
UKRAINE
coalIRAN
carpets
JORDAN
garments
KAZAKHSTAN
cotton
thread/yarnsugarcane
thread
silk silk fabric
stonessoccer balls
INDIAINDIA
footwear
glass banglesgems
mica
brasswarebidis
brickscarpetscottonembellished textilesfireworks
hybrid cottonsee
garments
incense leather goodslocksmatches
rice
PRODUCTS OF CHILD AND FORCED LABOUR(BY NUMBER OF COUNTRIES)
18 17 15 14
Cotton Sugarcane Tobacco Coffee
Anti-Slavery International is the only UK-based charity exclusively working to eliminate all forms of slavery and slavery like practices throughout the world.
There are an estimated 168 million children in child labour and 21 million people in
forced labour across the world today.
Child labour is defined as work that deprives children of their childhood and the opportunity to attend school, and that is harmful to their physical and mental development.
CHILD LABOUR
Forced labour all work or service which is exacted from any person under the menace of any penalty and for which the worker does not offer himself or herself voluntarily.
FORCED LABOUR
BOTH
Products of Slaveryand Child Labour
ANTI-SLAVERY INTERNATIONALSources of information
www.dol.govwww.danwatch.dkwww.theguardian.comwww.hrw.org
Disclaimer: This map does not intend to invite the boycott of specific goods or countries. The list features countries and products where research shows a reasonable risk of child labour or forced labour used in their production. The absence of countries or products on the list does not necessarily reflect the absence of child labour or forced labour in these countries or their products. Conversely, the inclusion of a product does not automatically mean it is produced only by child or forced labour. The variety of goods in a particular country does not reflect the scale of forced labour in that country.
More information at:Anti-Slavery International
[email protected] UK Registered charity no: 1049160
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