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Mukul Sharma "Marked for life: the Rugmark scheme aims to put a smiling face symbol on each child-labour-free carpet - but is is working?". New Internationalist. FindArticles.com. 01 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0JQP/is_292/ai_30309886/

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Articles in July, 1997 issue of New Internationalist

• Respite - and respect: work damages many children. But it can help others, as Chris Brazier explains
  by Chris Brazier
• Thank you, Mr Harkin, sir: when US Senator Tom Harkin proposed a boycott of the products of child labour, Western campaigners applauded. But there were unforeseen consequences …
  by Shahidul Alam
• Revolution: you can't expect just to open the doors of a traditional school and have working children flock in
  by Anthony Swift
• Cabo Verde
  by Desaria Evora
• Tomorrow's cossacks: Olivia Ward meets the troops - and finds them altogether different from what she expected
  by Olivia Ward
• Future freezers: Chinese struggle to reduce CFC-consumption
  by Pan Xiaoying
• Assane 's story: the shoe-shiner - Senegal
  by David Hecht
• Confronting child labour, then and now
• Guns in the closet
• Slow reckoning/the divided planet
• Paula's story: the prostitute - England
• Let us work! Working children all over the world are starting to get organized - and ar sending delegates to confront rich-world politicians and trade unionists
  by Anthony Swift
• Country profile: Dominica
• Starbucks coffee
• Caged birds, silent song: children working as domestic servants can be invisible even when they are right in front of your nose, as maggie Black discovered
  by Maggie Black
• Wunderkinder: Craig Kielburger heads an international organization … and travels all over the world in the cause of abolishing child labour
• Marked for life: the Rugmark scheme aims to put a smiling face symbol on each child-labour-free carpet - but is is working?
  by Mukul Sharma
• Video rebel: Burmese guerrillas are Hollywood's biggest fans
  by Martin West
• Sawai 's story: the garment worker - Thailand
  by Anthony Swift
• Amai
  by Paulo Braganca
• Seven-tenths: the sea and its thresholds
• Tackling child labour: a ten-point plan
  by Chris Brazier
• Pablo's story: the street seller - Colombia
  by Jeremy Lennard
• Helen Steel: activist Helen Steel talks with Katrina Payne about what it's like to take on McDonald's in the British courts
  by Katrina Payne
• Fabulous sinkhole and other stories
• Child labour
  by Chris Brazier
• Mad cows in Africa
• `We, the working children of the Third World, propose —'
• Child labour - the facts
• Dollar bills: opening up to the world outside
  by Martin Stott
• King and I
• Greenwash: the reality behind corporate environmentalism
• Kumar 's story: the runaway - Nepal
  by Anthony Swift
• Kolya
• Baby Jane: Elaine Eliah finds, and loses, a small human face among the refugees in Zaire
  by Elaine Eliah