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Appendix J – List of goods produced with high risk of forced labour or
child labour by country
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Country
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Goods
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Child
Labour
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Forced
Labour
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Value
of imports to Australia 2009‑20103 ($millions)
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Bangladesh
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Footwear
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X
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0.12
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Textiles
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X
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17.4
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Côte
d’Ivoire
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Cocoa
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X
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X
|
|
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Ghana
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Cocoa
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X
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2.9
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India
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Bricks
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X
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X
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22
for all construction
materials
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Carpets
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X
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X
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40
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Footwear
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X
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25.9
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Garments
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X
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X
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92
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Gems
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X
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142
gems and pearls
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Rice
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X
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X
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24
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Silk
Fabric
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X
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45
in textile yarn and fabrics
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Malaysia
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Garments
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X
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67
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Palm
Oil
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X
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66
for all animal and
vegetable
oils
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Nepal
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Bricks
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X
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X
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|
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Carpets
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X
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X
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1.2
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Embroidered
Textiles
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X
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X
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0.13
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Pakistan
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Bricks
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X
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X
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Carpets
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X
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X
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5.4
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Cotton
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X
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9.9
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Philippines
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Rice
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X
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Rubber
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X
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14.6
in rubber tyres, treads
and
tubes
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Thailand
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Garments
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X
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X
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66.8
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Source Stop
the Traffik, Oaktree Foundation, Uniting Church Synod of Victoria and Tasmania,
Submission 30, p. 5.
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