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The United States Says India Garment Exporters Use Child Labour

2010/7/27 10:13:00 84

India

Garment export

The most worried thing about business has finally happened. For second years in the United States, the United States has accused children of garment manufacturing in India for using child labour. The list of products from the US labor department has listed India in a country where child labor is likely to be used, which has discredited the reputation of India's clothing exporters.

The United States government said that the United States will regard the origin and clothing of India as products. The Labor Department of the United States and the Ministry of Homeland Security believe that India clothing products may be forced to engage in child labor or contract child labor in the process of mining, production or manufacture according to the origin country.

The only comfort in India is that the US Labor Department excludes India carpet from the list of possible child labor products.

The labor force of the United States has two types of censorship, namely, the president of the United States and the United States.

Ministry of labour

In the name of the review, the India issue was included in the first review, and the second one was in September.

It is well known that if a country uses child labor, it will be included in the 13126 list of executive orders of the United States (EOL) and the list of Victims Protection Authorization Act (TVPRA) of the US Department of labor.

Last year,

India

They were also included in the two lists, and the two lists were distributed to large retailers in the United States.

Although it does not directly threaten about $3 billion in India clothing exports to the US, the reputation of India's apparel industry is threatened by its major global buyers, such as WAL-MART, JC Penny and GAP.

A high-level delegation from India may include India textile minister Dayanidhi Maran, who may visit the United States in the third week of August. They will introduce the measures adopted by the US government to prevent child labour in India's clothing industry, and try to convince the US authorities.

Although the India clothing export promotion commission appointed a Lobby Firms Sidley Austin, they received financial assistance from the Ministry of textiles, but India still suffered the latest setback.

The government is also working with exporters to promote the global approach of textile factories in terms of national and economic capital.

In addition, the garment export promotion committee has been making efforts to promote the common guidelines for textile and garment industries advocated by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the Ministry of textiles.