In "Exploited", 22-year-old author Iman Nasser sheds light on the harsh reality of child labor in cobalt and mica mining, and the ways in which these minerals are used by famous companies to make billions of dollars. With the help of mathematical models and visualization techniques, Nasser explains the severity of the situation and how readers can make changes in their own lives to fight against the exploitation of child labor. The book also explores how companies attempt to conceal their use of child labor and provides financial statements that disclose the amount of money made from these unethical practices. Through pictures of CEOs smiling alongside products made from child labor, Nasser challenges readers to question the ethics of corporate greed and the exploitation of vulnerable communities. "Exploited" is a must-read for anyone interested in social justice, corporate responsibility, and the fight against human exploitation.
