【アフリカの危機】古着リサイクルの「闇」を暴露します

The habit of "seeing the world correctly" that connects you to the SDGs https://amzn.to/32TdIyQ There is a current state of the world that I would like those who watched this video to know about. If you are even slightly interested, I would be happy if you would read my book. --- Where on earth do the used clothes that we give away under the pretext of "recycling" or "donation" go? In fact, a large amount of used clothes collected in developed countries are exported to developing countries, and ultimately reach Africa. However, what if used clothing recycling is actually connected to environmental and poverty problems in Africa...? This time, I will talk about the "inconvenient truth" of used clothing recycling. ◆Kanta Hara's online salon Synergy is here https://peraichi.com/landing_pages/vi... ◆Supporters club for Kanta Hara is here https://community.camp-fire.jp/projec... ◆Kanta Hara's book "The habit of seeing the world correctly that connects you to the SDGs" is here https://amzn.to/33gLGh9 ◆Kanta Hara's book "Become an adult who does not ignore the world" Click here for "For the sake of peace" Paperback version ➡ https://kantahara.thebase.in/items/58... Kindle version ➡ https://amzn.to/3fLTKb7 ◆For job requests and inquiries, please click here https://forms.gle/TVFZBu2RB6QrcwEP6 ◆For requests to give lectures to Kanta Hara, please click here https://www.kantahara.com/entry/profi... ◆Kanta Hara Profile Born in 1994. Freelance international cooperation consultant. Graduated from Waseda University. After meeting a girl begging in the Philippines, he began working in international cooperation while he was a student. He has supported former child soldiers in Uganda and refugees in South Sudan. While in college, he founded the NPO Confront World and started working in international cooperation as a new graduate. He has also engaged in awareness-raising activities through publications, lectures, and blogs, and received the Azusa Ono Memorial Award in March 2018. After graduating from university, she developed an adjustment disorder and left the organization. After battling the illness for six months, she resumed her work as a freelancer. She collaborated with a local NGO in Uganda, providing sanitary products to girls in the northeast. She is also involved in lectures, blogs, YouTube, and online salon management, and is pursuing a new way of working that combines freelancing and international cooperation. Her books include "To become an adult who does not ignore the world" and "The habit of "seeing the world correctly" that connects you to the SDGs." ◆Twitter is here   / kantahara   ◆Instagram is here   / kantahara0422   ◆Blog is here https://www.kantahara.com/ ◆Material sites used Photos quoted from Shutterstock are licensed by Shutterstock.com. You can get a 4,000 yen Amazon gift card by registering from the link below. https://share.shutterstock.com/kantah... This is the YouTube channel of freelance international cooperation specialist Kanta Hara. This channel is managed by Kanta Hara, a freelance activist and journalist. This channel is run for the purpose of informing people about international issues happening in the world, such as poverty, war, human rights, and environmental issues, by interviewing people and analyzing information and data. Unless otherwise specified, the photos and footage appearing in the video are used as images to help viewers understand, and do not necessarily link the content of the video to specific individuals, organizations, places, items, etc. shown in the photos and footage. In addition, there is no intention to infringe on the portrait rights of people appearing in the photos and footage. Unless otherwise noted, the photos and videos are just used to help viewers understand the content, and do not necessarily link the content of the video to specific individuals, groups, places, or goods in the photos and videos. It is not intended to infringe on the right of publicity of anyone appearing in the photos or videos. #EnvironmentalIssues #Recycling #SeeKantaHara'sVideoListHere