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Globalization and its Impact on Child Labor in Soccer Ball Industry in Pakistan

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Naseem, Imran
Keywords
Globalization, Child Labor, Succor Industry, Pakistan
GE Subjects
Global ethics
Religious ethics
Comparative religion and interreligious dialogue

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Abstract
With the advent of the era of fast globalization, child labor drew equal attention from perpetrators as well as the protectors. In case of Soccer Ball Industry in Pakistan, once highlighted by the international media, global actors impacted positively to eliminate child labor from the industry. However, this success has not been free of loopholes.
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2009
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