Article 23 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights implies that it is unethical to employ child labor in sweatshop settings and pay less than subsistence wages, even if that happens to be common practice in some countries. This is in contrast to

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Cultural relativism suggests that ethical practices are determined by cultural norms, so if child labor and low wages are common in a culture, they would be considered ethical within that context, contrasting with the universal ethical standards implied by Article 23.

Article 23 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Implies