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Apr 25, 2012:	Young Dalit women exploited in Indian garment industry: Despite industry's promises, young Dalit women continue to suffer exploitative conditions, reveals new report 'Maid in India' (press release SOMO/ICN)
Mar 5, 2012:	Still 'Captured by Cotton'? Despite some improvements, priblems persist in the garment supply chain (press release SOMO/ICN)
Oct 31, 2011:	Precarious work in certified tea production for Unilever (press release SOMO/ICN)
May 20, 2011:	Exploited Dalit Girls Produce Garments in India for European and US Markets (media release SOMO/ICN)
May 11, 2011:	India failing to address its farmer suicide crisis (press release CHR&GJ)
Feb 19, 2008:	Action Plan for Companies to Combat Child Labour launched in Delhi
Jan 21, 2008:	Need for more sustainable Chinese granite: European natural stone importers acknowledge need for improvement of labour conditions (press release SOMO/ICN)
Sep 25, 2007:	New report: 'Child bondage continues in Indian cotton supply chain'
Jun 8, 2007:	Child labour in India in cotton seed tackled by MNC's Bayer and Monsanto, but issue is far from solved
Sep 29, 2006:	Dutch natural stone companies are beginning to take an interest in responsible business behaviour
Sep 22, 2005:	Global NGO coalition calls for tighter regulation of multinational corporations (press release OECD Watch)
Jun 21, 2005:	Report demands UK companies act on caste discrimination (press release Dalit Solidarity Network (UK))
Oct 4, 2004:	Multinational and Indian companies still profit from bonded child labour on cottonseed farms in India
Apr 30, 2004:	Dutch companies in India yet to live up to corporate responsibility
Oct 24, 2003:	Multinationals pledge to end child labour in Indian seed production
May 14, 2003:	Unilever, Monsanto and other multinationals involved in large-scale child labour in India's cotton seed production / Start of European campaign 'Stop child labour - School is the best place to work'

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