>The US shouldn't tolerate such conditions for workers in factories on its soil // Nor for any company the USA law has reach over. Y'all stop copyright all aro

>The US shouldn't tolerate such conditions for workers in factories on its soil // Nor for any company the USA law has reach over. Y'all stop copyright all around the World, but that protects executive wages so it's pretty clear where the morals lie here. If there's anyone involved in a company, and that person can reasonable be expected to know human trafficking, or forced child labour are happening under the auspices of that company, any where in the World, if those people are in reach of Western countries extradition agreements then they should be prosecuted. The companies should be fined a minimum of a years [recent average] profit, and all execs fined a minimum of a years wage.