India’s carpet kids bonded in Mirzapur’s cruel mills
India's Supreme Court heard testimony on bonded child labor in Mirzapur carpet factories. Thousands of children as young as six toil for 12 to 16 hours daily, branded and beaten, while officials and industry groups dispute the extent of abuse and punishment.
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