A Major Argument in Anthropology and Human Rights Policy About

question 27

Multiple Choice

A major argument in anthropology and human rights policy about laborers who migrate to the Dominican Republic to cut cane concerns

• A)the extensive use of child labor.
• B)the degree of free will in the participation in cane-cutting in the DR.
• C)the comparison between the situation in the

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