CBS News viewer donations help child miner in DRC go to school

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A CBS News investigation recently revealed that children were being used to mine cobalt in the Democratic Republic of Congo. After that report, 50 CBS News viewers raised money to send some of the kids to school. CBS News foreign correspondent Debora Patta joined CBSN with the happy ending for the story.
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This is a beautiful and inspiring humanitarian story but there are still millions of people around the world that suffer for us in the west to have our mundane luxuries.
The more we progress, the more the rest of the word has to suffer. We need to come together to create a brighter future for children everywhere.
Also, the companies that use these minerals need to be held accountable and an international wage should be created to help these poverty stricken parts of the world

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I wish my neighbors would sent their kids to school...

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