Indian's exploited child cotton workers
In India, hundreds of thousands of children are thought to be involved in picking and processing cotton.
Many household-name retailers concede they do not know exactly how the cotton they use is farmed and processed.
Yet, for years, labour activists in India have campaigned for their help.
The BBC has seen evidence that children as young as 10 are working in dangerous conditions, for little pay.
Humphrey Hawksley reports.
Read More
Most watched/listened
-
Cruise ship's brush with a bridge
-
Stray dog completes 1700km race
-
China dog completes 1700km race
-
One-minute World News
-
The elusive craft of conducting
-
Syrian massacre 'could be a turning point'
-
Where the world's ships go to die
-
Vineyards buried in the Gobi desert
-
Buddhism in South Korea under scrutiny
-
Inside national anthem tearoom
-
Sweden wins Eurovision Song Contest
-
Vienna cafe where cats are a fixture
-
Cigarette tax to double in the UAE
-
Riot police patrol beach party
-
Pupils write new Dr Who episode
~RS~q~RS~~RS~z~RS~35~RS~)
