Mark Steel: Can you not know that you are using forced labour?

Total insist that their presence in Burma has helped to make the place more liberal, because they’ve engaged in “constructive engagement” with the regime. That’s how to deal with murderers: never mind stopping them, constructively engage with them by helping them out. If only Maxine Carr had thought of this. She could have said, “Instead of whining from the outside about Ian Huntley I decided to constructively engage with him,” and by now she’d be in the House of Lords.

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Posted on October 3rd, 2007 at 9:28am under All around the world, Chicken Nuggets, Human rights

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