The hidden trade in our second-hand clothes given to charity

By A Mystery Man Writer

It is a common misconception that old clothes donated to Oxfam and others are freely distributed in developing countries. While they can provide jobs, they also prevent development, says <strong>Andrew Brooks</strong>

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