This paper is geared towards exploring new avenues with regards to new locations in the clothing line market. We would try to investigate three referred locations in countries in Latin America and Africa, namely Bolivia, Sri Lanka and Nigeria.

As part of our initial recommendation, this paper would be focusing its first part of the report to the country of Nigeria. Based on preliminary investigation done, Nigeria is being viewed as the most conducive and most advantageous among the three countries in this case study. All of the necessary issues and concerns would be tackled and be briefly discussed on the foregoing items.

Like any other sovereign country, labor policies in Nigeria are being controlled and monitored by the government. Labor union

Nigerian economy is at its recovery and development stage and is presently undergoing massive reforms to uplift the countries economic standing.

In terms of the protection of Nigerian Children against child labor, Nigeria's 1974 labor decree prohibits employment of children under 15 years of age in commerce and industry and restricts other child labor to home-based agricultural or domestic work. The law further stipulates that no person under the age of 16 may be employed for more than eight hours per day. The decree allows the apprenticeship of youths under specific conditions

Some common words found in the essay are:
Sri Lanka, South America, West Africa, Studies Bolivia, Nigerian Women, Nigerian Children, , Congress NLC, Lanka Violence, Government Nigeria, sri lanka, manufacturing plant, clothing line, nigerian fashion, labor laws, political parties, standing sri lanka, nigerian women's, standing sri, nigerian women's presence, women's role, nigeria based, manufacturing plant boutique, employees essential government, establish manufacturing plant,
Approximate Word count = 2135
Approximate Pages = 9 (250 words per page double spaced)