In a discussion with Human Rights Watch, an ILO expert stated that the ILO does not believe that personal protective equipment (PPE) is sufficient to protect children working in tobacco cultivation, harvesting and curing.[288] According to Benjamin Smith, ILO senior officer for Corporate Social Responsibility, PPE generally does not render hazardous work safe enough for children of legal age to be employed
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Or it may be more indirect, such as behind-the-back sabotage, spreading damaging rumors, or imposing unreasonable demands designed to make the target fail
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