Building social movements in solidarity with garment workers to challenge exploitation is an essential part of bringing about genuine social change.
A series of recent controversies is shedding light on how young athletes are beginning to expose abuse, challenge exploitation and reject official interference in their careers — risky moves in a country where there is no separation of sport and state.
Kate Roberts, of Kalayaan, said: "For employers who consider that they in effect own the worker they employ, it is certainly convenient that the UK law now prevents their employee challenging any exploitation or even escaping from a situation where they have been trafficked for domestic servitude".
Today, Ebola also exists in a political context, and while agencies dealing with the crisis do need funds, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea also need political solutions to challenge the exploitation that bred Ebola.
This latter, a concept originally intended to guarantee the rights of newly emancipated slaves, was used to protect the rights of private property from interference by the state.Brandeis was not the first American jurist to challenge the exploitation of legal pedantry in the service of reactionary politics.
And sometimes disability identity is claimed as an empowering element of a political process intended to consolidate a group of people sufficiently numerous and vigorous to challenge stigmatization, exploitation, and exclusion based on disability.
Although an increasing number of relevant genomic and proteomic data sets have become available, the quantity and diversity of the data make their efficient exploitation challenging.
If the Fairtrade mark is to be effective in challenging the control and exploitation of the global economy, it needs to urgently confront these issues.
However, due to their irregular spatial and temporal distribution exploration and exploitation is challenging and in consequence of the common deep underground location of the aquifer associated with high extraction costs.
According to Ben Patten, CEO of FarmDrop, his organisation is challenging the model of supermarket exploitation that has taken hold in recent years: "At a recent conference, the NFU publicly stated that farmers today receive approximately 11% of the money spent on food.
Labeling stem cells, especially in normal and benign tumor organoids of human colon, is challenging and therefore limits maximal exploitation of organoid libraries for human stem cell research.
