Child labor is high in some areas during tobacco peak season which leads to high absenteeism rate among local schools.[90] In a letter to Human Rights Watch, Alliance One International described how it allowed growers contracted with its subsidiary, Mashonaland Tobacco Company, to retain a portion of their earnings from tobacco sales prior to paying off their debts to the company, in order to allow growers to pay their hired laborers and to have money for school fees and other educational costs for their children: This mitigates the risk of child labor and enables the children of both the farmer and his/her labor to attend school, the company said.[91] Missing School to Work Some teachers in tobacco growing regions told Human Rights Watch that their students often missed classes during the tobacco growing season, particularly during the labor-intensive periods of planting and harvesting, making it difficult for them to keep up with their school work

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doi: 10.3389/fphar.2025.1588105 Received 05 March 2025 Accepted 17 June 2025 Published 07 July 2025 Volume 16 - 2025 Edited by Magdalena Sowa-Kuma, University of Rzeszow, Poland Reviewed by Chao Ma, Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China Klemens Egger, University of Bern, Switzerland Bhagaban Mallik, The University of Iowa, United States Updates Copyright 2025 Xie, Cao, Li, Wang, Guan, Cheng and Wang
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The ruling logic of tobaccos reconstructed political economy rationalized agrarian indebtedness, justified low prices, and intensified labor discipline on thousands of small farms
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