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Tanzania: How Child Labour Persists Along Zanzibar's Blue Economy
A University of Dar es Salaam study found 93% of children in Zanzibar's marine work suffer extreme fatigue and 58.6% experience injuries, impacting education and health.
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Tanzania: How Child Labour Persists Along Zanzibar's Blue Economy
Kiwengwa, Tanzania -- As the tide falls on Zanzibar's western coast, 13-year-old Asha* moves across the reef, her gown flapping in knee-deep water. She carries a plastic basin and a knife. Since dawn, Asha has been prying octopus and scaling fish for drying and selling.
·South Africa
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How Child Labour Persists Along Zanzibar’s Blue Economy
As the tide falls on Zanzibar’s western coast, 13-year-old Asha* moves across the reef, her gown flapping in knee-deep water. She carries a plastic basin and a knife. Since dawn, Asha has been prying octopus and scaling fish for drying and selling. “I am helping my mother. I don’t want her doing everything alone,” she […]
·Rome, Italy
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