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Tota Miya (R), 10, prepares soil to make bricks in a brick field with his uncle Aminur Rahman on the outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh. About 20 children are employed at the factory and most work 12 hours a day for $2.20. REUTERS/Andrew Biraj
Tota Miya (R), 10, prepares soil to make bricks in a brick field with his uncle Aminur Rahman on the outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh. About 20 children are employed at the factory and most work 12 hours a day for $2.20. REUTERS/Andrew Biraj
