A New Slave Trade

How would you like to work all day, all year, all the time and not get any money? (pause)

This is what trade is doing. (pause)

Put yourself in Mundo's situation. You would work all day, all year, all the time and not get any money(pause). You have been a farmer all your life. You have always worked in the fields. You grow cocoa beans that make the chocolate that those in rich countries, like the UK, so often eat, while you are starving. You haven't been to school, you haven't the money. You can't read or write and you would love to go to school, even though those in the UK may not like it much. (pause)

Join now!

This is what trade is doing. (pause)

Trade is now worth four trillion pounds- that is four with twelve zeros- and it's growing.

If only people like Mundo could benefit. Imagine the huge impact on their lives. They could have some food and water. But with the trade rules, surely money is fairly shared out.

This is what trade isn't doing. (pause)

Why do they need to be changed? Why are we so harsh towards those who really need it? Aren't all men equal? Aren't we all the same? The answer is we are. But the trade ...

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