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1. They usually wear a school uniform made up of a plain white cotton shirt, comfortable sweatshirt. They aren't wearing a school uniform here because they're making a television programme in India. It's about their mission to find a way of making their school shirts ethically because they don't want their uniforms to be made in a sweatshop. They're angry that the high street shops make a lot of money, but the workers hardly ever benefit.
2. The three teenagers visit the cotton fields and see the darker side of the clothing industry. Here, Martha is talking to a group of young girls who works 12 hours a day for less than five pounds a week. That's less than Robin's pocket money!
3. But Martha, Diko and Robin discover that it is possible to find organic, fair trade cotton. Here they're visiting a remote organic farming village where farmers don't employ young childre and never use pesticides. fair trade is much more than a logo - it really affects people's lives, says Diko.
4. If people can make fair trade shirts for just four pounds each, why can't the high street shops sell them at the same price?
1. They usually wear a school uniform made up of a plain white cotton shirt, comfortable sweatshirt. They aren't wearing a school uniform here because they're making a television programme in India. It's about their mission to find a way of making their school shirts ethically because they don't want their uniforms to be made in a sweatshop. They're angry that the high street shops make a lot of money, but the workers hardly ever benefit.
2. The three teenagers visit the cotton fields and see the darker side of the clothing industry. Here, Martha is talking to a group of young girls who works 12 hours a day for less than five pounds a week. That's less than Robin's pocket money!
3. But Martha, Diko and Robin discover that it is possible to find organic, fair trade cotton. Here they're visiting a remote organic farming village where farmers don't employ young childre and never use pesticides. fair trade is much more than a logo - it really affects people's lives, says Diko.
4. If people can make fair trade shirts for just four pounds each, why can't the high street shops sell them at the same price?
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2. Trójka nastolatków odwiedziła plantację bawełny i zobaczyła ciemną stronę przemysłu odzieżowego. Martha rozmawia z grupą młodych dziewcząt, które pracują 12 godzin dziennie i dostają tylko 5 funtów tygodniowo. To mniej niż kieszonkowe Robin!
3. Ale Martha, Diko i Robin odkrywają, że możliwe jest znalezienie organicznej bawełny fair - trade. Odwiedzają odległą, farmerską wioskę, gdzie farmerzy nie zatrudniają dzieci i nigdy nie używają pestycydów. Fair - trade to znacznie więcej niż logo - to naprawdę wpływa na ludzkie życie, mówi Diko.
4. Skoro ludzie mogą zrobić koszule fair - trade po 4 funty za sztukę, to dlaczego sklepy nie mogę ich sprzedawać w takiej samej cenie?