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Modern Human Slavery, Socially Responsible Activism: Week in Review

Filed in archive News by Miche on November 30, 2007

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This week in the news:

It is all too comfortable to think of "slavery" as a thing of the past. Well here's a news flash - Modern Human Trafficking and Slavery.

The President of Brazil is calling for better social responsibility in lawmaking.

Corporations seem to be focusing on social responsibility as a means to make more money instead of as a means to help society.

An example of this -

Toshiba offers carbon neutrality with every laptop. It's a sneaky idea in my opinion - instead of making laptops that have a smaller carbon footprint, you can have Toshiba plant a tree on your behalf for a small fee.


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