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Child labor in Indonesian tobacco plantations

Indonesian children handling tobacco
Indonesian children handling tobacco Source: Human Rights Watch

For less than one Australian dollar a day in wages, many Indonesian children also suffer from nicotine poisoning while working in tobacco plantations.


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For less than one Australian dollar a day in wages, many Indonesian children also suffer from nicotine poisoning while working in tobacco plantations.



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