In today's Brief: Children exposed to one of the most dangerous jobs in the world; forced child labor in Uzbekistan's cotton industry; Indonesia takes on Harrison Ford; thugs beating peaceful protesters in Armenia; diplomacy for Syria; child marriage in Yemen; disability rights in Russia; the Asian Development Bank; Kenya at the ICC; and new government, new boats, in Australia.
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Human Rights Watch Daily Brief, 11 September
Gold Industry, Armenia, Harrison Ford and Indonesia, Syria, Yemen, Russia, Uzbekistan, Kenya, ICC, Australia
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