because children are desperate for money
"One form of trafficking is the use of children to harvest the cocoa beans on farms in Cote D'Ivoire. These children are likely to be working to make your chocolate."
Yes.
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Farms for City Children was created in 1974.
Subsistence farms are in poor countries like Africa, ect.
Cocoa beans are Brown a black beans which is made into Chocolate. They are formally seen in Ghana farms or maybe Brazil. You can say countries near the equater.
They are forced to work in harsh conditions with barely any food and little pay. Many of the chemicals used in the work are highly toxic and extremely dangerous. For example: Cocoa farms use toxic chemicals to keep the the cocoa beans free of bugs. The children are also forced to use large machete's to cut down the beans. Children often get injured and do not have the health benefits, money or the doctors needed to save the children.
Yes, there are lots of farms in Africa. It grows many kinds of food and raises all kinds of animals. Some parts of Africa are difficult to farm in, but large areas of the continent are ideal for farming, so there are a huge amount of farms all around Africa, with millions of people working on them.
Yes,
Some lived in towns some lived in farms, children on a farm would do farming, children from the towns which became an apprentice.
Yes, there a number of commercial fruit farms in South Africa, especially in the Tzaneen and Nelspruit area which is famous for its Mangos, Avocados, Citrus fuits and macadamia nuts.