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“Children Slaves, Shanxi, China” Video

A video on YouTube narrates the “conflict between labor and capital” in the Shanxi brick kiln case, raising awareness of the 1000 children still to be rescued. The video from daughterofchina, who also uploaded a video protesting the Xiamen PX project, was viewed over 1000 times on its first day.

• Posted by Aileen Zhao
• June 18, 2007 12:53 AM
• Category: CDT Highlights, Human Rights, Information Revolution, Society, Translation
• Tags: Shanxi brick kiln, videos, youtube

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