Stories like the one about slave workers in brickyards may not have become public without citizen journalism. Government has "launched a number of online crackdowns" since January.
"A letter posted on the Internet by 400 parents of children working as slaves in brickyards was the trigger for the national press to finally report on the scandal", reports The Age, Australia.
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