Thanks for the history. It's always good for a laugh now because just when I think neoliberal brainworms have reached their zenith, they are always astonishly able to prove me wrong . The pro child labour piece was a personal favorite of mine.
Jonathan Cook wrote for the Guardian for over ten years, first as staff and then as a freelancer and is a great source for the destruction and poisonous modern nature of The Guardian, as well as writing a lot of award winning journalism on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Thanks for the history. It's always good for a laugh now because just when I think neoliberal brainworms have reached their zenith, they are always astonishly able to prove me wrong . The pro child labour piece was a personal favorite of mine.
Jonathan Cook wrote for the Guardian for over ten years, first as staff and then as a freelancer and is a great source for the destruction and poisonous modern nature of The Guardian, as well as writing a lot of award winning journalism on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
link?
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2020/nov/06/child-labour-doesnt-have-to-be-exploitation-it-gave-me-life-skills
I think that's the one that people are referring to.
"Growing up in Africa taught me to be self-reliant and resilient. Putting children to work must be seen in local context"