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Unlike child actors who are protected by well-established labor laws such as California’s Coogan Law, which mandates a ...

Fair Labor Association (FLA) and human rights consultancy Impactt claim there are areas of concern within Brazil's leather ...

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Aimee Koran, mother and artist, creates art that demands a better world for mothers and recognition for their invisible labor ...