This WEF you can help eliminate child labor

Hi! I am Fernando Morales-de la Cruz a journalist and a human rights activist focused, since 10 years, on the elimination of misery, slavery and child labor in the supply chains of corporations.

Tens of millions of children work in the supply chains of corporations. Children harvest the coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, fruits and vegetables we consume. Children mine cobalt for the batteries that power our computers, smartphones and even the electric cars. Children also mine gold and diamonds. There is child labor in the supply chains of corporations from A to Z.

I request your generous donation during this WEF to continue financing my efforts of more than nine years to help solve this extremely serious problem overlooked by society, by all governments and by most media. Please read my Letter from Davos to Pope Francis

I thank you in advance for your generous donation to our #ZeroChildLabor campaign.

Please read my article in link and about me below my signature.

Slavery and child labor persists one year after G7 Commitment in Elmau

I wish you all the best in the New Year.

Best regards,

Fernando Morales-de la Cruz

About me:

Fernando Morales-de la Cruz is a Guatemalan journalist, residing in Strasbourg, France, and a human rights activist who has investigated misery and child labor in the supply chains of developed nations and corporations for more than 9 years with the goal of helping to eliminate them. Fernando has been cited by the FT, CNBC, CNN, AFP, Reuters, The Guardian, Der Spiegel, Forbes, RTVE, RNE, ZDF, Bloomberg, ORF, BBC, Politico, El Pais, RAI, EFE, El Economista (Mexico), El Espectador (Colombia), African News Agency and dozens of other publications in all continents. 

"The hero of this anti-slavery movement is Fernando Morales de la Cruz, who has waged a long and lonely struggle to get the world to pay attention to 21st Century slavery."

David Cay Johnston, Pulitzer Prize Journalist