these shifts are being compared to the industrial revolution they're also the focus of the international labor organization or aiello conference this week marking the organization's 100th birthday now the main topics at this conference include a future without child labor. also using technology to guarantee decent work and also ending modern slavery which the ilo says affects some 25000000 people globally now let's take a look at the situation in just one country out of many that are rapidly industrializing cambodia produces many of the clothes that people buy in the developed world but the drive to make goods at the lowest possible price can mean harsh exploitation. these women are singing about peace work starvation wages and fainting from exhaustion they're textile workers at a labor union event even though in recent years the minimum wage has increased to about $160.00 euros per month it's barely enough to live on in cambodia. labor her to action laws are often not enforced 2 hours overtime is officially allowed but 4 hours is practically standard most women workers only have temporary wor

this is news coming to you live from berlin still fighting slavery after 100 years as the international labor organization marks its. we look at its efforts to bring dignity to work and how the drive for the lowest possible cost can lead to harsh conditions and exploitation also coming up can save the iran nuclear deal german foreign minister secures a promise that iran will work with the e.u. to salvage it but he leaves tehran talking about the difficulties on all songs. from a tourist boat sank in budapest the accident at the end of may was the worst disaster on the river danube in. plus day 4 of the women's world cup fans 1st look at the united states team after neighboring and neighbors and rivals 10 of the survivors stare from cameroon to get their tournament all fueled breeding stock. well i'm terry martin's good to have you with us the international labor organization the ilo is celebrating its 100th birthday and it was set up to promote fair working conditions by establishing international labor standards current transformations in the world of work are being compare. the industrial r

these shifts are being compared to the industrial revolution they're also the focus of the international labor organization or ilo conference this week marking the organization's 100th birthday now the main topics at this conference include a future without child labor using technology to guarantee decent work and also ending a modern slavery which the ilo says affects some 25000000 people globally well several international leaders are scheduled to address the ilo conference in geneva germany's chancellor angela merkel stressed the need to balance the opportunities and risks of digital change then she took aim at the world's industrialized countries. why if north. there's no doubt that the world's leading industrialized nations have especially benefited from globalization and the international division of labor will die if didn't do that is why these countries have a responsibility to ensure foul working conditions to do not take away at home where there is still a lot to do. but also wherever global delivery and supply chains are located. and vets of full scale. well let's take a look at the

values this is part of a statement released for well today against child labor in which the international labor organization this governments workers and employers to make a final push to end child labor the has been working for the up aleutian of child labor since it was founded 100 years ago much has been achieved but it's still common in many parts of the developing world and a moment we go live to our correspondent in india but 1st this report should have kumar is 9 years old and works with his older sister in the coal mines of geria both begin every day at dawn it's not only exhausting it's also dangerous she of kumar has been seriously injured at work before your eyes i don't have a choice. i have to do this work my parents are illiterate so the name of it worked as laborers all their lives they don't know anything else. so i try to help them by earning some money. in many countries millions of children still suffer they often work up to 12 hours a day and receive far less than adults the international labor organization estimates the number of working children that more than 150000000 mo

the difficulties on all sides also coming up still fighting slavery after a 100 years as the international labor organization marks at centennial we look at how forced labor still exists today and at the i.l.o.'s efforts to bring dignity to work. plus divers recover more bodies from a tourist boat that sank in budapest the accident at the end of may was the worst disaster on the river danube in half a century. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us international efforts are intensifying to save the 2015 agreement that sought to limit iran's nuclear ambitions that deal has been under threat since u.s. thought president donald trump pulled the u.s. out of it in an effort to keep the deal alive german foreign minister heiko mosse traveled to tehran at the beginning of this week there were signs of encouragement during bilateral talks with iran's foreign minister saying his country will work with the european union but must left tehran talking about difficulties on all sides. arriving in tehran to push for deescalation facing. swer multiple entangled crises all centering on iran economic sanct

values this is part of a statement released for well today against child labor in which the international labor organization is urging authorities and employers to make a final push to end child labor and while official figures show that child labor is decreasing around the globe africa is bucking the trend some kids so the is 12 years old when he grows up he wants to be a lawyer but that can sometimes seem like a pipe dream instead of going to school he and his brother are sent to work to support their mother and 7 siblings. and this is where they toil for more than 8 hours a day a mine that supplies sand to uganda's booming construction industry there are no safety standards in place and the pay is unreliable. sometimes i don't get paid and sometimes i'm hungry while i work. when that happens i just go home afterwards to get food bathed and to sleep. some is one of africa's 72000000 child laborers most of those kids work in agriculture primarily in subsistence and commercial farming 11 percent are employed in services and 4 percent in industry. the causes of child labor are manifold impoveris

south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has told the international labor conference in geneva that nations need to reaffirm their commitments to multilateralism i'm opposed said that the global multilateral framework protecting workers remains fragile threatened by trade wars disagreement and a polarized world the aisle 0 is a united nations agency that strives to create international labor standards through agreement between government employers and workers representatives the organization is today celebrating 100 years since its creation. and now to some of the other global business stories making the news. facebook google apple and amazon face a house judiciary committee hearing in congress is 1st antitrust review of the tech sector which until now regulators have left relatively understand the makers will assess whether the giants of the valley have become too powerful and a killing competition and if action is needed. online retailer amazon has the past google and apple as the most valuable global brand in the world a survey by market research agency cantars says amazon's brand value

the international labor organization estimates the number of working children that more than 150000000 most live in africa and the asia pacific region about 11000000 in the americas and over 5000000 in europe and central asia. child labor is decreasing thanks to legislation and growing awareness but the problem persists many of these children are doing repetitive or dangerous jobs so the io is again drawing attention to the issue urging policymakers to move faster to rescue the world's kids who have been robbed of their childhood. for more let's bring in deed obviously a funny guy who joins us now in new delhi sunny good to have you with us and our report we just heard a child say it has to work to support its illiterate family it seems that child labor is something that's taken for granted in india is it. hi monica well it's true that you know mindset stewards child labor are problematic in india you know many people here are considered it almost as a necessary evil because many believe that you can pretty bad it given the kind of high levels of poverty and inequality in many parts of

international labor organization saying that despite the progress that's been made cambodia is still one of the 10 worst countries in the world for workers. now the contest to replace theresa may is underway 10 candidates are buying to become leader of britain's conservative party and thus prime minister the contest has been dominated by britain's efforts to leave the european union of course the bookmakers favorite in this contest is boris johnson the former foreign minister was the face of the leave campaign if he becomes prime minister he says he will take the country out of the e.u. on tobar 31st deal or no deal another hotly tipped contender is environment minister michael go he was a high profile leave campaigner him self in 2016 but he has since backed theresa may is brags that strategy and believes he will be able to unite the troubled tory it's then there is dominic rob mays former brags it minister he says he will broker quote a fairer deal with the e.u. including renegotiating the northern ireland border issue and there's jeremy hunt britain's current foreign minister is r

shifts which have been compared to the industrial revolution they're also the focus of the international labor organization conference being held this week to mark the organizations 100 day the main topics include a future without child labor using technology to guarantee decent work and ending modern slavery which the island's as affects about 25000000 people around the world amongst the national lead to shuttle to address the conference in geneva germany's chancellor stressed the need to balance the opportunities against the risks of digital change then give them a call to ok and the world's industrialized countries. why if a north pole p.t.o. in europe is on that there's no doubt that the world's leading industrialized nations have especially benefited from globalization and the international division of labor and i have been that's why these countries have a responsibility to ensure fair working conditions but do not have at home where there's still a lot to do. but also wherever global delivery and supply chains are located in these for a full scale. india has emerged as one of the keynot

talking about the difficulties on all sides also coming up still fighting slavery as the international labor organization marks its 1st 100 years 25000000 people working conditions little more than labor we look at the efforts to bring dignity to work. the race to replace. the contest to become prime minister and take over the to deliver bribes it. plus day 4 of the women's. look at the united states after neighbors. survive a scare from cameroon to get their. fellow good to have you with us japan's prime minister has spoken to us president ahead of a visit to iran aimed at easing tensions between tehran and washington japan is a signatory to the 2015 nuclear deal which sought to restrict iran's nuclear. activities iran's foreign minister has vowed to work with e.u. european union to preserve the deal despite opposition to it from washington he was speaking after meeting his german counterpart heiko must who said germany was working to prevent what he called the deal's complete failure. arriving in tehran to push for deescalation facing heikal mosques were multiple entangled crises all cente

like he player in our relationship with work is the international labor organisation the celebrating its 100th anniversary it says climate change shifting demographics and migration pose the biggest challenges to ensuring a decent and she main work environment for everyone for its 2nd century the iowa low is aiming for a future with labor and ending modern slavery which the iowa low says affects about $25000000.00 people globally and then there is perhaps the biggest. of all automation and artificial intelligence many jobs that exist today will soon become obsolete at least for humans the challenge for the aiello how to when sure enough new jobs are generated to replace those lost in the march of technology. the latest example you're looking at right now trucks with out drivers on the highways transporting mail the united states postal service is running in test right now with these giant 18 wheelers economists say it is only a matter of time before truck drivers as we know them today have their own chapter in the history books. but will there be enough jobs in the future will full e

and child labor how how will it do that well the deal promises to implement standards by the international labor organization which of course will include banning child labor so it being a requirement we're pretty sure that the f.d.a. will see this through with vietnam ensuring that child labor is going to be eradicated and of course eventually a result of creating more job opportunities for the income population so it will be a 2 way street viet-nam benefiting from this is much as you're. i think it will the vietnam vinnie's explosively you will enjoy 71 percent of his duties removed with the rest to be phased out over the civic 7 years plus the f.t.'s going to open up lots of opportunities for vietnamese services and public procurement markets and this will in turn protect you investments in vietnam itself with the us china trade tensions going on of vietnam is looking to be a very appealing attractive hot bed of investments not just for the e.u. but also for major markets within the region as well especially hong kong thank you very much andrea now to some other stories making business news a

also coming up still fighting slavery after a 100 years as the international labor organization marc.

values this is part of a statement released for well today against child labor in which the international labor organization is urging governments workers and employers to make a final push to end child labor the iowa has been working for the abolition of child labor since it was founded 100 years ago much has been achieved but it's still common in many parts of the developing world and the moment we go live to our correspondent in india but 1st this report should have kumar is 9 years old and works with his older sister in the coal mines of geria both begin every day at dawn it's not only exhausting it's also dangerous of kumar has been seriously injured at work before your eyes i don't have a choice.

international labor organization say that despite the progress that's been made cambodia is still one of the 10 worst countries in the world for workers. england have kicked off their women's world cup campaign with a 2 well when old rival scotland hung bowl gave england a chance to score from the penalty spot if you took paris converted to make it one england double that leave before half time went out of the white house to lose all in the box go go go back in time it was late in the 79th minute and then held out of the way. meanwhile australia and it's making a women's world cup campaigns with a thrilling group st clash the game was all square so it was all going into the last minute of injury time but if they stuck a dagger into australia cost went up barbara bought on seeing at senior high school her 2nd goal to seal the gate to the final score. on the jones is up next with the days of big business stories from africa have a good day. rock n roll. band. sinful rhythms condemned by the church. oh oh oh that evil feeling that you feel when you think. he'll. stop no one is.

international labor organization saying that despite the progress that's been made cambodia is still one of the 10 worst countries in the world for workers. well the race to replace to resume a as leader of britain's conservative party is formally underway the winner will also become the country's prime minister 10 candidates are vying for the job in a contest dominated by britain's efforts to leave the european union former foreign minister and face of the $26.00 to leave campaign boris johnson he's the favorite current foreign minister jeremy hunt is also in the race for the top job as is environment minister michael gove's prime minister to resign may will stay in the office and till late july. a lot of what's joins us now from one to get even a huge challenge and so the race is officially open now some of the candidates they already gave statements today how do they position themselves or try to differentiate themselves. well the candidates make clear today brant that this race is about nothing less than the future of the conservative party because if there was a general election

as the international labor organization mark $617.00 read we examine efforts in india to end child like. i'm from gail welcome to the program russia's interior minister says drugs charges against investigative journalist if i'm good enough have been dropped and that he's to be released from house arrest he was detained last week after police said they found drugs in his backpack at his phone he was from the independent news website medusa is known for investigating corruption in moscow city government supporters accuse police of planting the drugs official said today that the charges have been dropped due to lack of evidence the interior ministry has fired 2 senior police officials and open uninvested an internal investigation into the officers. going off to rest. straight to moscow to rejoin the d w correspondent emily sherwood welcome and really what's behind this surprise move. well on the one hand phil the evidence as you say was always kind of shaky and a bit contradictory from the beginning for example the police published 8 photos which apparently were from a search of going off

a global instrument to combat harassment at work, that is how the an agency overseeing international labor standards qualified in nearly abducted treaty to art -- nearly abducted treaty. they protect workers from harassment at work and outside, at work-related trips, and even during their commutes. the document will be legally binding for nations that choose to rectify it. electronics biggest manufacturer, the ceo is living chairman.s he is seeking to represent the china fund opposition party in last year's election, and handing over the running of the company, which supplies parts for tech giants, including apple, to a newly formed nine-member operation. let us look at the trading action now. the major european indexes closed lower, .1% down for the cac and the ", just over a quarter percent for the ftse. all the major indexes closing at such on those. the nasdaq was done went to 5% despite tech stocks on the rise. investors are looking to a meeting next week between u.s. president donald trump and china's xi jinping. meanwhile, oil prices build on recent gains, made in fear -- amid fears

still fighting slavery after 100 years as the international labor organization marks its centenary we look at its efforts to bring dignity to work and how the drive for the lowest possible cost can lead to harsh conditions and exploitation. also coming up the tourist boat that sank in budapest is raised from the river down to 4 more bodies have been recovered after the worst disaster on the river and half a century. plus day 4 of the women's world cup gives fan.

still fighting slavery after 100 years as the international labor organization says we look at its efforts to bring dignity to work and help the drive for the lowest possible cost can lead to harsh conditions and exploitation also coming up can save the around.

. >> international labor organizations say that despite the progress that has been made, cambodia isll one of the 10 worst countries in the world for workers. brent: the race to replace theresa may has begun. the winner will become the country's prime minister. 10 candidates are vying for the job in a contest dominated by britain's efforts to leave the european union. former foreign minister in the face of the 2016 campaign, boris johnson, he is considered the favorite. the current foreign minister, jeremy hunt is in the race, as his environment minister michael gove. theresa may says she will stay in office until late july. charlotte potts joins us now. the race is open. some candidates gave statements today. how did they petition them's -- position or differentiate themselves act out -- themselves? >> the candidates made clear that this race is about nothing less than the future of the conservative party. if there was a general election, there would be high chances for the labor opposition party to win and for jeremy corbyn to become the next prime minister. it is of the utmost imp

still fighting slavery after 100 years as the international labor organization marks its centenary we look at its efforts to bring dignity to work not the drive for the lowest possible cost conditions and exploitation. also coming up the tourist boat that sank in past is raise from the. bodies have been recovered after the worst disaster on the river and half a century. the women's world cup gives.

to cover up also coming out as the international labor organization marks its centenary we look at it after.

that's how do you an agency overseeing international labor standards a qualified in newly dropped a treaty. its first to address arrest meant in the workplace. the convention aims to protect workers from harassment both at work and outside i work related trips and even during their commutes. the document will be legally binding for nations that ratified. an american firefighters are battling a massive blaze at philadelphia energy solution inks oil refinery caused by three explosions. for refinery workers were treated for minor injuries the company says that the one hundred and fifty year old refining complex process is a three hundred and thirty five thousand barrels of crude oil daily. city officials say that the extensive damage could keep it shut for a long time. let's check in on the day's trading action now the major european indexes closed lower one tenth of a percent for paris's cac gabon's in the dax and just under a quarter percent for london's footsie. wall street was mixed dow jones on its way to a record close investors are now looking forward to meeting next week between us an

special representative for around brian who looks at the us is trying to drum up support for an international labor force in the persian gulf. note to protect patients oil tankers. yeah we are. we are dedicated. to this policy of maximum economic pressure because it's working. it is denying the regime historic levels of revenue. their proxies around the region are hurting financially this is been documented by the new york times and the washington post. iran's proxies are weaker today because of our sanctions. well terry covalent around expected to the nearest institute here in paris told us earlier there is no way around will stay committed. to the present nuclear deal unless it can be start selling its oil. music on the pressure is affecting mostly eighty million of people in europe. and the level of of the only comic exports in europe yes i was going down from. two point three million barrels a day too late said to date. of 500-100-0500 thousand dollars zero point five okay so it does been divided by. four so it's for your own in the current situation is catastrophic so they they don't see any.

this is due to your news live from berlin still fighting slavery after 100 years as the international labor organization marks its centenary we look at its assets to bring dignity to work and how to drive for the lowest possible cost and leave the harsh conditions and exploitation also coming out to the tourist boat that sank in budapest is raised from the river.

enforcement mechanisms, specific questions about funding for departments with oversight of international labors. all of those types of questions suggest there is a willingness to actually move forward on the was. david: some hope, maybe even as soon as this summer. let's turn to something more challenging, europe. we heard from mario draghi this morning. president trump responded this morning, claiming an unfair advantage because you keep your currency low by weakening your monetary policy repeatedly. that is pending out there. this is one of the overhangs we will have to deal with over the next two months. it is clear the trump administration is intent on focusing primarily on china and that will be the main front in their trade initiative once they get past usmca. i don't think there is nearly enough clarity regarding our relationship with europe and the auto tariffs. there is a belief within the administration that avoiding those tariffs would be positive, especially as we head into the election cycle. but there are hardliners who want to look at different components of the automobile as po

the international labor organization estimates there are more than 40 million trafficking victims worldwidenow by deidre pujols, her husband, perhaps you've heard of the guy, he's a three time national league mvp. first baseman for the los angeles angels. also we should point out for our baseball fans, just the third player to reach 2,000 career rbis. congrats. a deidre, i'll start with you. because you started this thing, this organization designed to do something about human trafficking. why human trafficking? >> well, first of all, thank you for having us. in 2016, i began to take great notice in the issue of human trafficking. at the time i only knew bits and pieces. i took time to travel around the world and learn first-hand what was happening with trafficking in general, like labor trafficking, sex trafficking. i wanted to understand it better. and so when i came back from traveling around the world, i had to make a decision what i wanted to do about this. because i could not unsee what i saw. i know i just could not do anything. obviously, one platform we have that's very powerful is

it is known as the bureau of labor -- international labor affairs and -- in our department of labor. here is what their website says in terms of the mission of this bureau. in the general description of their work they say "ilab's mission is to promote a fair global playing field for workers in the united states around the world by enforcing trade commitments, strengthening labor standards and that it goes on from there -- enforcing commit and it's, strengthening labor standards" and it goes on from there. they say it promotes a strongly -- policy by enforcing the labor provisions of u.s. free trade agreements and trade preference programs. i mentioned that because last year, the fiscal year 2019 budget, that bureau had a budget of $86.1 million in funding. the president upon budget proposal asked for only $18.5 million. that is a $60 million cut. a 78 percentage point cut. i know you care about him -- enforcement. when you see that kind of in cut ash of a cut based upon a -- that kind of a cut, how can workers in my home state or any other state trust the administration is serious a

international labor organization that there are over 40 million victims of human trafficking globally in terms of the population that's more than the state of california. 75% of them are female, and a are children. due to our unique position at our ports of entry, cbb officers --y a critical ]loss off at her will to pay debt. the traveler added that the russian organization had grown at the rate that the debt was being paid off and were sending her to the united states to earn money more quickly. lauder by cbb and ice's human trafficking division we were take the woman and child to a shelter for further processing and interviews. every trafficking situation is so straightforward. that's why education is important. in 2013, cbb launched the blue lightning initiative to boost humaness about trafficking in the airline industry. together with the department of the blueation, lightning initiative provides training on how to recognize indicators of trafficking and to report these suspected trafficking to law enforcement. todo everything we can recognize and intercept human traffickers and h

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