the same American companies that we find were using the Nazi slave labor camps. Business has not changed - it is still the bottom line.

We need to turn the light on these cockroaches.

I notice in the article it said, "The report said the world's most developed countries, including the entire European Union, accounted for nearly a third of the illegal profits".

Let's have some names. I want to know just who we're doing business with.

Interfering with the discussion of Union representation by corporate/political propaganda/shills is insidious and keeps workers and their children in poverty. "I'm my own Union".......Oh, really?.......Corporate Idiot.......

I guess because most of us know that many commercial concerns make money, in some aspect, on the debasement of other people. Respecting human rights can be expensive. Providing safe workplace conditions costs money.

K&R

We can't follow that trail of breadcrumbs because it would lead right back to our own house. Still, if the UN report contains a list of the worst offenders I'd like to see it. These exploiters and abusers can get away with it now because no one's flipped the light switch on this bunch of cockroaches. It's damn time we did.

Which is why I want to barf when people deem measures to reduce demand for this exploitation as being 'sex negative.'

Puritanical prude!!

Translation: +100 to your point.

See what happens when you interfere with the free market, Abe? (By "free" market, I meant free for the slave traders and slave owners, not so much for the slaves.)

Any minute now, the Cato Institute (originally the Charles Koch Foundation) will publish a "study" telling us how many trillions America could have made off the slave trade if we hadn't abandoned it in a fit of government overreach.