Around the World Cup Football 2002, the CCC organised a number of awareness raising activities, and published reports and information about the working conditions of sportswear and shoe production. Please find an overview, also of what other groups have done, below. 32kb) European Parliament resolution on child labour in the production of sports equipment May 2002, Executive Summary of the Global March Report on the Football Stitching Industry of Pakistan May 2002, FIFA Tolerates Massive Violations of Labour Rights Statement by the Clean Clothes Campaign and the Global March Against Child Labour May 2002, "Irresponsible" FIFA profiting from labour abuse and exploitation Statement by the International Textile, Garment and Leather Workers' Federation (ITGLWF) May 2002, Report summary: India: "Child Labour and Labour Rights in the Sporting Goods Industry A Case for Corporate Social Responsibility" Social Sector Group, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) in New Delhi May 2002, Report on the Working Conditions of Soccer and Football Workers in Mainland China April 2002, Corespondence between the Clean Clothes Campaign and the FIFA April 2002, Working Conditions of Soccer and Football Workers in factories producing for adidas, Puma, Lotto and others in mainland China 17 Jan 2002, Press release Global March against child labour on World Cup Campaign 2002 The dark side of football Child and adult labour in India's football industry and the role of FIFA -India Committee of the Netherlands (June 2000) Sialkot, Pakistan The football industry From Child Labour to Workers' Rights (CCC 1999) FIFA Labour code of footballs - Sept 1996