The situation, with children as young as 12 (and HRW found about a dozen kids conducting lighter work in the fields who were under 12), is so absurd that it proved to be great material for the satirists at The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, who produced an entertaining, but alarming, report called Nicoteens. The clip is comical and allows you to hear young tobacco workers describing the work conditions in their own words, but child labor in U.S
Altria Group and Philip Morris International responded to Human Rights Watch stating that they do not purchase tobacco in Zimbabwe.[251] China National Tobacco Company, a state-owned company, which contracts with farmers and purchases tobacco in Zimbabwe through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Tian Ze, did not respond to Human Rights Watch
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[302] Eliminating Child Labour in Tobacco Growing Foundation, About Us, ECLT Foundation website, 2013, (accessed March 18, 2014)
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