Any western film about the Congo shot in the 40s is going to be pretty racist. So is this one. The footage remains interesting, though the exoticism makes it pretty.
Too often, we hear something like "Either the climate is a crisis or it's not a crisis and if it's a crisis, then we have to plow ahead with a.
Half of the workforce of the artisanal mining sector is comprised of children. Without viable economic alternatives, most children must join their parents in rudimentary mining.
In writing about the horrors of child labor internationally, I frequently get people telling me that "these people are poor and all banning child labor does is take income away.
Once again, investigators are exposing the horrors of the global supply chain that corporations rely on for their raw materials and much of their production. This time it is the.
Remember the Congo.
I have trouble understanding people who don't believe in the theory of evolution. This is like not believing in gravity or climate change. Oh yeah, these people don't believe in.
Nicholas Kristof is writing about Congo again this morning:It’s easy to wonder how world leaders, journalists, religious figures and ordinary citizens looked the other way while six million Jews were.
