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[00:00.23]Kids working U.S. tobacco fields are getting maimed by farm equipment and poisoned by pesticides and nicotine, says Human Rights Watch. But nobody's done anything wrong.
[00:08.98]Most of what we documented for this report was perfectly legal under U.S. law.
[00:13.38]Margaret Wurth co-authored the study, saying kids working all sorts of farms have no protection¨C not physical nor legal.
[00:19.67]At the age of 12, a child can work unlimited hours on a farm of any size with their parents permission.
[00:26.13]And, for most other jobs, kids have to be 16.
[00:29.18]She says both the industry and government need to make changes.
[00:32.56]Eben Brown, FOX News Radio