Those victimized by an inhumane and sinful operation, otherwise known as child labor, have been coerced to a burning hell that oppresses them until they are left with nothing. The mystery that clothing companies conceal from the public eye is further unraveled in Josephine Moulds’ work, “Child Labor in the Fashion Supply Chain: Where, Why and What Can be Done.¨ In poverty-stricken countries, ¨children are in situations that deprive them of their right to go to school without interference from work¨ (Josephine Moulds, 1). The fashion industry has diverted the lives of countless children in destitute countries by demanding them to make clothing while facing harsh living conditions, physical abuse, and more inhumane treatments. Companies, such as Gap, are held accountable for the augmenting of child labor that occurs in poor countries like Pakistan.
