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all checking in with. ringback face. fell on the clock and top stories here on al-jazeera and thousands of people in man man have risked arrest to protest against military coup monday leaders have been forced to near total internet shut down to try to silence dissent try when is the executive director of the burma human rights network he told our 0 there are reports that some of the activists who led saturday's protests have been arrested. the bar as you know the history in burma whenever people come to demand their rights the military and the quality of the military are normally seems they never unable to tolerate this kind of you know divvy. but one thing my worry is you know
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so far the military also sure you know the street and they are not coming after the crowds but we are hearing that there are so many arrests of those who are the student that are activists and leaders those who would lead to do demonstrations as you know there are steps you of there has been other steps we still need to do but it is very difficult for us to confirm some information because of the you did internet you know blog like all of this time we find some differences from the military side the ennahda immediately you know shooting and killing the people as they did before what they're doing is the are using 2nd logic in warfare ecological like today suddenly spread the news that all something new has been released or people are celebrating and they came up in the studio we have . this is the media legal activity and they're aware of that this but the counter
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that informed their misinformation and immediately informing you and by telephones and by messages this is false news and this is a rumor that is not to believe the people so i thought being overtaken the way don't you know what's going on there not i mean they're more careful than before in doing from a sort of ramped up their protests against agricultural reforms by blocking highways across the country they fear they will no longer get guaranteed prices for their produce leaving them at the mercy of corporate plans. 0 journalist might reduce aim has been released after more than 4 years in prison in egypt he was arrested while visiting family in december 2016 but was never formally charged with the crime our senior political analyst mom bashar has more on what he thinks influence the decision to release him. clearly there are some circumstances happening in the region and around the world that influence this edition of the president. that sisi notably. the recent not read
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normalization of relations between qatar and before blackening country which includes egypt and to the advent of the biden administration and just to remind our viewers around the world biden have made it clear over the last several months that he will no longer give. you no pass to autocrats and that he will no longer coddle dictators thousands of demonstrators incentives here have defied a police lockdown to mark the anniversary of the killing of the problem leftist activists the rally took place at the spot where chokri belaid was killed in 2013 scuffles broke out between police and protesters who say the freedoms are one in the 2011 arab spring uprising that's been eroded. the united states has ended a controversial immigration pact with several latin american countries the deal was made by the trumpet ministration to try and curb the number of migrants able to
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seek asylum in the u.s. the killing of a street performer in chile has triggered rallies against alleged police file and demonstrators in the southern town of how deeply set several buildings on fire police shot the street juggler after officers say he resisted a routine identity check video of the incident on social media has sparked widespread anger. burundi has become the 2nd african country to rule out ordering covert 1000 vaccines the health minister says it's better to focus on prevention are green the vaccines aren't essential as 95 percent of patients recover and neighboring tanzania has also said it has no plans to order it yes but the headlines more news here and others are right after chocolates out of the us.
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chocolate is an ever increasing global passion. each year we had $7000000.00 tons of it and the amount doubled every 10 years. chocolate is celebrated through trade fairs and exhibitions. the industry flocks in from the artisan ill chocolate maker to the transnational corporations that dominate the market even export in countries come to tell european kids the beautiful story of the cocoa bean mother of their favorite tricks google is a local you want. to repeat. the procedure called have. the freedom. of his upper lip couples if they got a lot but i do look up both plus so a good old broad city couple the move on it until it comes up from the top
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like the other truck they did actually on the market there's a solubility i still know this is one of the come along pretty well. within the chocolate show a small space the surprisingly open 2 and gio does not. punchers. with a motion to get out of book you don't even that have any of that we've made no secret tom i did not found it is cash because i don't know to be a phone the cover i did often say that you know the point you see me i don't know the mass said the predicator. industrials want to show they also want to save the planet and to keep their hands clean they pledged transparency. he said you still miss we're at 0 pretty don't deny that defies the still retard i didn't formally protest or discuss additional ballot i don't want to traffic or
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show issue that. is there to see if i want to. over the past 20 years the chocolate industry committed to do whatever they could to save the forests and send children to school but what happens to these good intentions once you hit the road and go on the field. this is john economic capital of ivory coast the country accounts for 50 percent of the world's cocoa production without knowing it we mostly eat ivorian cocoa there are no joined cocoa plantations monitored by multinationals not in the in ivory coast nor elsewhere cocoa is grown by hundreds of thousands of promised on small isolated.
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it will then go through a long chain of brokers. it gets john's phone before ending on our supermarkets so we will try to go upstream along that chain until the soldiers go with foreign eyes and not expect it. at the far west of the country. 8 hours away from the capital city stunned the great forests 40 percent of 5 orian cocoa comes from that . we are still on the main road but when they see our camera some kids run away or sign we're getting closer to the cocoa every. detail of what is truth about elizabeth i do think like. a little bit of an innocent. child labor strictly forbidden in cocoa farming punishable by 6 months in
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jail but it remains elusive we have reached the far west we left the main road now and trails can turn into my plagues. the little. moment a 2nd when something. is still on the lots of us most important. when trucks make it through the mud they may come across strange militias but those they say they're protecting the population they collect money from whoever goes through particularly from coca trucks. you do uprising. is you know. again you know shallowness and you.
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know. we are about 10 kilometers from liberia this is one of the last protected forests in west africa the ground to be a forest. or what's left of the. trees stand out like a big. white skeletons they have been killed to give ground to cocoa old but green underneath the white wood is cocoa. illegal plantation this forest is protected no one can claim property on apostle let alone grow anything on it. in theory access has to be granted by the water and forests department so therefore is the state agency in charge of the protection of forest reserve but the law doesn't apply here. after a 4 hour ride on trucks we reach an on authorized settlement.
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this is a lawless zone. callender stun farmers took hold of a forest that doesn't belong to them we better not say what journalists in the heart of the forest everyone is suspicious and ivorian and geo member 'd is leading . the. around 40 people live on this camp in hunts men and children only they drink the water from the river and eat the bernanke's and custom of they grow in the forest. they pick the cocoa pods and cut them open with a machete back to have skilful hands the shells are in the machetes shot.
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after. it. had been inside precious cocoa beans shaun white and when. they are drawing to 1st time before being put into bags then bias will come on trucks to bind them they are called the truckers. but on one of my. the workers a very young age is obvious. here a 3rd of the workers are children and. youngsters are not ivorian they're all migrants from neighboring booking a fossil a country plagued by drought. but. ivorian cocoa is
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the only hope of survival. ramana is only 13. really good football the banana go. if you're going to let anyone know what is your very important ballerina the moment i'm going to see a wild one man who then what i think i want to see them underneath is if i don't have a democracy to honor and i'll come on to listen to what i've been about it was a little of that and think that i'm not a kid as a cousin but i thought that one of the buckeyes the youngest in this caliber right because the guys. don't. know enough but it is fun to build on top of that i am
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a little bit different. because. i'm joined by then a boy will go by that name is only a young 4 and then we see blood just sat out a fan down 80000 my life he blew up but i look he does divide the poncy don't come with a point because you've got to got a pretty big guy the help. more not enough as a 4th album i hear so much as i. actually won or you took a kill i forgot to send it to sticky xenon to see food as the new one g.p. the way she keeps an eye on our boys so nobody here would be too far off. the drugs for the well as they lay down others to leg eyes as it did when they saw anybody in there that i do feel countdown. to for me to change she's a provocateur go off. on you know boys are done. i did.
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all. theoretically this forest chippy monitored by the ivorian all thora t's namely the water and forests department. were using me as i don't recall the recipe for she may need to use a med. officially the oddball rian government has a plan to fight deforestation move all the pharmacy in to a special zone dedicated to cocoa sacrifice 40 percent of the forest in order to regenerate the other 60 percent. but for now nothing's changed klunder stoneworkers keep coming from book enough aso fling droughts and misery holding on stis who work here arrived when they were kids they have been here for years the forest is their prison as east is one of them we call it like there ever was and. he saw big enough blocking the way back and in the
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love of the deep in season one stepped in and given his emblem a but. i reckon as a. man of a family that a project is awful i don't remember doing a lot of that event in africa especially with awful loss of power only official that i've ever going to be. you know no no i didn't from clinton and went on. to do the math and i was if you think you know there's an accomplice then as i said then end up in doesn't it jeff amazing thing. they say is that darkest secret of the clan just on plantations. has been working 5 years for free and this year for the 1st time as a reward his boss gave him a small cocoa postle he could sell his own production and finally earn a bit of real money food for work for years and then a lot cement of
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a few cocoa trees. that's the reality in the green day be feet it's. all deep has just received his 1st possible from his books. if it is not entirely let go of all your busy no need to clean a bum a doing a god out of wages is a good deal i love put. it out of my mind in the cloverdale that little bundle says a whole lot of 2nd ditto is good stuff we. may. miss the other animals the poor people knows you mean. by the suck it did me set and then i'm back in the home that's 190 kilos grams of cocoa 210 euros this is what andi will make every year from now on.
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the bit farther on the road we meet the child who has just arrived from book enough fossil his name's licia for him this is just the beginning. and then i. think a good long way she is keeping with the beginning. and i don't think i think. i don't know you and then develop the you want to be. the question is i'm better sing the kid i mean authority things. he probably thought of than a player in a push to put him in. don't think you got the mama if you let them come with an a or b. is a got too many more than imposed on it but it's all those 330.
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1 of us on earth. ok ok were they there. one of the other half of. the city of video is 40 kilometers away from the forest bassists the last stop for the children from the kenya they are sold by the parents to work in cocoa plantations the central bus station is when planned to spawn them. on humanitarian accomplice will try to approach the traffickers pretending he's a cocoa from. the pentagon they set up the computer well you know the whole day is open even to asia and it's affordable to economic ideas are true i suppose travel at a. while because of the assault 2nd. we
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hide to the camera online and geo friend. at the station becomes across 2 tongues they are waiting for the children to iran from booking they can easily spot the most vulnerable who are willing to work for food only they also mention there is a man that the head of this traffic but you know you because you've got no nation you've got no i mean fallon the whole side of the rover all knew of him was that he thought i. don't have to take the fact that you seem to him a young woman you are that i mean you know you can only use him in the us even the family didn't want your wife who shows up if you didn't wife likes him or her work or the water. in the nursery. for my son there's a little less. even grosser duty for for women who serve. should you
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find that are funded we shot in france if you only. have one who wasn't going to make you verify like you like it if you got laid out if you. he did you know even though i don't know if you want to wonder what his overtures are seen by show you. just a few too where one of the kids you know. the old man is the head of the traffic stomping children would do anything to would. we come back the next day the old man is a prominent member of the book a knob a community. like them loose. put it up and just let them bring them down. but you're just on
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a bit of a failure isn't it you simply upset. that he couldn't find one simple point by 30 to know if i got fired up to write it like that if it. was one of those you don't want to send out to where they. appear from nowhere this and this of this of this unfold but i took. the summer to some acknowledgment of. my life my life is more than life if it wasn't about the outlook at work or good good i was with. the very reason or your fellow dissolute that i'd have been gutted to do it would have been those requests that i'm thinking about of where they were going and there's been a pretty. good to feel what. all it was a bill is a lot of leg up and something of an ability as a 5 when i went up in pursuit of it it was not. 200000 c.f.a. francs 300 euros the price for a young sleigh for 3 is when our friend is having
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a coffee the old man is making phone calls but he is wary so he calls up his men in the forest they tell him journalists are looking into clandestine plantations he's acting surprised as if he could not believe. such information but we can sense he is now very suspicious. they're going to do. this i could never have all. of them all of the ideas on the new facility where fred is here where he says we're not like you're. not disabled really did you still feel the redness of. what you feel when you. went in the bathroom like they sat logic again biblically dependent on the volunteers will you know i did so for. all this antebellum till it. was as if it was as another veil
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as. we could never have them to turn to stone plantations without an accomplice the old man doesn't trust a friend and once to confront him to one of his guys who controls the forest it turns out we were constantly monitored we've been busted. out of. bugs or. citizen by the lawyers or ira from mbalula. by name of i suppose. the mood has changed that if the traffic doesn't want us to stick around he has suddenly forgotten when the bus arrives. on a catholic yup yup like i do know that they know they see the guy base and. you see the guy was not meant to live about you well and they may think of you know your god and we know you're going to get. bank i'm done literally and i write him a letter for every day i get a lot and i think that. we won't be able to film the
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transaction all we know is that children are rife on these buses from booking our friends stops one of them and gets on both. we can see a few teenagers who do look worried how many will end up in the forest for years with no patterns no school no hospital. the danger they will have to face it's no one's concern in particular the most serious and invisible has it in the long run the unprotected use of comfort. to come i'm going to get killed. we keep coming across children sometimes very young carrying spray as on the backs on the way to the fields what
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product are they spraying. as a bubble is about one uniform for the. buttons and on the mouth i think absolutely thrilling to many don't. get that the reason that their. feathers it's elizabeth. red had is so named for the color of the bottle cap it is sold everywhere the edge of the forest no herbicide compound is mentioned on the bottom so it's the best pacific. solution for. both if. we go deep into the forest on the trail of red head until we find another can understand come when we finally get to understand how the forest is done. and when i think i'll go to. the excessive for growth.
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and named nick on most issues like health it took his uncle work i think some. even sitting member 100000 you believe we can his interview was up 00000 thought it is only on simplistically fish good luck to you to. glycol sate is a toxic herbicide probably cost a no genic according to the world health organization and above all very aggressive to vegetation the present was a just cause that this isn't at all where there is a committee he said don't get a case on something she'll know the abundance of the core eunuchs a good number they can put it so conservative. laws that they feel to put a sheet of laundry do do do full steam in someone up by the day and you'll be a dutiful become something. i think i'm psychotic i always are both while i'm sick
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news but also the more hidden stories from parts of the world that often go under reported. and o'clock in the hall a top stories here on al-jazeera thousands of people meanwhile have risked their arrest to protest against a military coup on monday leaders have enforced a near total internet shutdown trying to silence dissent. indian farmers have ramped up their protests against agricultural reforms by blocking highways across the country they fear they will no longer get guaranteed prices for their produce leaving them at the mercy of corporate plans. 0 journalist mahmoud hussein has been released after more than 4 years in prison in egypt he was arrested while visiting family in december 2016 but was never formally charged with the crime a senior political analyst mangeshkar as more of what he thinks influence the
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decision to release him. clearly there are some circumstances happening in the region and around the world that influence this edition of the president of the c.c. notably. the recent not read normalization of relations between qatar and before blocking thing come through which includes egypt and to the advent of the biden administration and just to remind our viewers around the world biden have made it clear over the last several months that he will no longer give. you no pass to autocrats and that he will no longer coddle dictators thousands of demonstrators engineers here have defied a police lockdown to mark the anniversary of the killing of a problem to leftist activists the ready to place at the spot where chokri belaid was killed in 2013 scuffles broke out between police and protesters who say the freedoms won in the 2011 arab spring uprising have been eroded 3 killing of
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a little telling of the deficit if a minute later i made 100 at certain stand on the salute at one time bush. us routes and on top of that and more and more most by not for over 10 inches and almost elbows and. people security can tell it can you bend. over the past 25 years about 90 percent of the ivorian forest has disappeared. mostly replaced by cocoa this deforestation keeps spreading and impacts the climate globally less forests mean less rain. as the area is destroyed will have to leave it in an ever near a future. fs
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. within the week in the ground the big forest we witnessed old economist the industry pledged to eradicate slave labor and destruction of the environment however each and every day a dozen of tonnes of this criminal cocoa and test the regular trade. the cocoa purchased by truckers rather keep a low profile where do these bags go who buys in the 1st day are unloaded in shops at the edge of the forest both are legal and planned to stand cocoa made and. the bags are opened and all the cocoa beans are mixed together in front of the shop
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no symbol on the bags no label impossible to track among the shops that operate outside the forest one has recently undergone an inquiry. cooper weapons one of the most important in the region it shows a fair trade label which means no child labor no deforestation fair trade inspectors came a few months before a very seldon practice they didn't disclose their results but cooper webb certification has been suspended. what happened. after that so the result is he said i have accepted good lessons i said. was it safe i said it would be where but i could kick off. in the
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2nd. the mover loves itself enough for one to be one less wrong. i just want to close this off it's how i define the buffy the place simply all along as you know the old as the old or as old in the face to see tonight evil might seem a suitable mozy is a fact as i believe that it is awful that i miss you but i did you must carry on most. of it is awful and you know. what this was a civil way of us because people cannot be here led to some cause. sometimes awful secured by minimum. ship. good said. don't become of it in a 2nd it is a specific bit of. the cocoa chain is far from transport and one of the best kept secrets is the identity of the western purchasers the missing link
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between the forest and our supermarkets it goes that's because by whom you were so good a war the losses cost fish so no this. is what they call. the seas off on this day mission. so let us put the book on the good things the manager won't tell us to whom he sells his cocoa we come back in the evening and the driver spills the big. hill because she's ill lisa comes to do. all its coke 0 to come this corporation is unknown to the general public it's an american agro industry john and they trade commodities they are selling cocoa to the chocolate makers chocolate we can buy new install.
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we managed to get an interview from congo. i keep valdivia to kill sneaker movie called love to do consul to please. you did she. and i do it he says without being aware of it we all eat cocoa suppliant by congo clean cocoa according to cargo's promise a promise we came to challenge under the scrutiny of the public relations office. only to stick it out then let these awful although nuke tell on any dimension or he would deserve to be a big deal did they deserve this doesn't give us into every one of those there's only the cover i does on false
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a c c c c if the show's going to see only if you care to please don't. give any sources she. did the no to his old to different model so that the new rules will score political you have been clean and pretty good the cycle song was one of the people. of us are not so moch some compose songs and even say. that it is a physical i tell you this is not long physic mo. as it is still killing just a little oh patty of it in quebec eve i think there's all foamy. at kogo we committed to quality. the promise commits is to make a different commitment is that congo office or substantial premium to sort of fund cooperatives in exchange those cooperatives must improve the daily launch of farmers by building schools for instance and this is a promise cooper web is bound to keep.
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going to cut ideas off. with already enough said on the memo on the screen the premier goes into the 6 year old i'm going to cope with that. started providing oh. my. god i think this was a doozy. here with an issue that i perceive this year and it was. you i was already. know i lived. in from. you know. it was a. point the. feel me could all know. a few. dollars i'm gonna be able to move. also pledged to no longer
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destroy the forest in order to grow cocoa in 2030 they promise 0 d. for a station kogo. want to. see on a 3. we still have a favorite to. do business though there is a lot play to live through this is always the same for us to. work. out do me this do that and the kid president of focus on that without getting on the movies. saw jerry he did tweet or mr c.d.e. for if. he's that good about web because it's. the. whole citizen doing and. it was only on stem i
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see a whole boost. if you look i think you would have a young was supposed to look an easy i think i could but it. doesn't buzz didn't it if you don't know who you look what he played. this system is mentioned on carville's website barcode on cocoa bags a scam not connected to a satellite office in a state of the art g.p.s. traceability the problem is these images were shot and gone and i'm very. disappointed. in the 2nd because i could buy it could i went in there but a 2nd ago could but the so enough. for best of all because. we are still the program manager about the technological solution to identify the
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farmer's truck. it come up with what was your dream he said did you do much i don't do a deal not by the fuselage appears. to fear. that he said. he's only limping. if you. could. i think you know it's just the b.s. . about a lot of what you tell yourself said blushing. so for. the season i just feel so focused as i did but i don't. know about me. but that's all i think process is they mailed to guy just a few hours a day 6. pedia sick about it it. may be a full year for if. after the interview we got
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a message from condit they have checked we are right there are no bond codes on the coco bags from that one day before us but they are certain 99 percent are from us on identified and all of them will be compliant within a year and months to see for them to decide to sell the schedule top aides off for some time in case the fact the insurers that's just a. couple that by custody got $2.00 truly did argue for the best that i kept out of the problem or the 2 months ago i guess they can say to you all i see who can come up. to that close to the birds that exact amount i keep people said awful about if you feel sick i just have to say defies this or you cruel but i got a problem because they did see like a people's tongues we went to the carly forest. lawn strange spot on the map one of the few preserved primary forests in west
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africa. it's only 40 kilometers south from the guam baby photos but unlike the guam debate it hasn't been destroyed by coco from yet if however climbed a stone from a suspect laying in the razor and start to grow cocoa some of them even reported to carry weapons a local n.g.o.s fighting against this traffic. our forest our future is doing the job of the police they check on the trucks getting out of the folders. i mean yeah when i think on this in leave it. off with. distributive minnesota with. the big phone off as i think i saw another fess up with. him like you've been
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a part of the. classics. mystic who was on. their buns out of a trade as an. alternating winds. for members to. be think. one of those what if. 'd 'd 'd we also wanted to know what was going on where cocoa is grown legally since 2012 the ivorian government has implemented a program to fight against child labor they say they invest 5000000 euros a year the of dorothy's create a national surveillance network in which local n.g.o.s play an active and probably
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the most effective part on the field any moment kwame and so mine works for one of them why didn't we bang in our. door other said do to get ahead of. the credit problem that frankly saw a difficulty and i thank you so much that it did as a folk honor to have on put out by the fact that i had that was sort of like i woulda said i said babo. told them different. you there by they could at least mistake for me from now from. the series as soon you would if you dodge already these are going through or is just like you sort of the theme of this broadcast you . could to. get to an ivory coast children often help out their parents only carries its leader who army is hunting those who do not send their kids to school during the week and then. over
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the. when it's away ivanka. to go to vegas it's a big if they do as a hunter but the militia that. suv tore through saba into it. and don't want to do. it that deal is a 100 but i was sure that there's a fund of ali and he called employees i met you know what it was. very. they're going to. kwame and works for a small angio funded by international donors but he is a former trucker for the cocoa cooperatives he knows all too well why it may be so difficult for farmers to send their kids to school. he was on the desk in front of a sat down as a father must for whatever group and there's
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a good bit of him comparing a clueless offer at a time to take it up a. silk i be to war and i just feel emma forswear this is awful when a bucket is a fight over that of a candidate. that isn't. there's a fund of ali core to pull for him separate but there's no by the way because christians who are all in the shoes and i do truck out sink are for you know by the way i'm pretty much. even if you want help sometimes at the price of sacrifices some farmers manage to pay the school for their kids not his with the little money they earned from cocoa mr zongo has been working in cocoa for 30 years no slaves here mr zongo is very proud of one of his sons really he's doing well in school soon he will go to college he came to london hunter his dad during the school holidays don't fret if it is interesting to see if they did know the procedure for . his faith at any given flight. in the running backs if any don't you when
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you put them in the vicinity of. the bus it says wonderful and to be an optimist like many times less than the 4 lives. we think i would not have got a done deal most of my safety needs. to go. next to where lou stands his younger brother he's out of school for good his dad had to make a choice it was either him or his brother. if i got a lot of warlords out to throw a big dig. sets out would certainly get something on. the road but the game. done. well you know. well this guy remember before much.
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simpler can you give. i mean the food the see the video where you get over 30 more yes it's a fairly cordial cover. all of which were when i called you know i got a no cell phone number how is the door open for you know one thing to do with the. news is. that. like. to take the from the chocolate industry is a $100000000000.00 yearly market for cocoa pharma cording to the french development agency earns less than a euro a day for the money want to the key solution to rescue children from labor simply was to increase the cocoa promised a question we wanted to see the chocolate industrials. and they're quite fit go.
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ahead into davos a small town in switzerland home to big business events. every 2 years cocoa pulp aeration berry called up invites the main actors of the chocolate industry they keep setting the same goal to put an end to poverty and then they publish nice pictures on the internet. no one's promised to just live off nothing no one wants people to be hungry children. are not educated i mean we're clearly very cold notified us by email we're not welcome and they chuckle vision event but we still hope to meet some people we can talk to after all they did commit to public transparency but the hotel security had strict orders about. no counter. yeah.
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the question we're obsessed with is why they still don't hold. the promise in 2001 almost 20 years ago all chocolate industrials committed to put an end to a child labor they all signed a solemn document spearheaded by the world cocoa foundation we meet one of them on the popular not. simple solutions. are very hard to find for something as complicated as the child labor finale but we all agree that the solution of paying more to the grocer as it has not been implemented yet. we are looking at ways to scale up approaches to how farmers can improve their income 18 years of. years to lucan what you going to do in the future and nothing is done nowadays efficiently to stop poverty.
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i would i wouldn't say that nothing is being done now as i mentioned before we have companies that are committed to paying premiums to farmers to help them increase their income levels what about the lawmakers want to they doing about it chocolate is essentially a european issue. so we went to the e.u. parliament in brussels. illegal practices in the cocoa supply chain on not sanctioned by the european legislation. the idea how tele a member of parliament from finland often meets chocolate manufacturers. how your son was. poisoned said last year. we are busy preparing an action plan on what to do with cocoa so that cocoa would not any more course the forestation and shy neighbor and what is really very
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remarkable is that more and more companies are saying that we need this mandatory due diligence obligation we need lol inform the times. you would have said that companies are masochistic that they are asking for more yes but they have but they want what they call a level playing field because they don't want to be irresponsible and then they see that the irresponsible companies are reaping the profits you know for a cheap price so that's the question because to be responsible may cost a little more. the bit of extra money means more children in school. been troyer to village from most investors the little money they make in their children's future they all chipped in to a higher teacher. 200 little pupils attend his class know how badly we. and our order is. hardly ever as you are there but i went and asked.
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and. there are no where on earth am i to. know. thank you thank you thank you. thank you sir for. your very very quickly. yours. was awful officer.
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