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The children in prison for stealing vanilla - BBC News
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October 2, 2019
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4:04Now PlayingChildren accused of stealing vanilla beans in Madagascar can spend nearly three years in prison without trial.
The island is the world's largest producer of vanilla beans, where a booming industry has led to rising theft.
But the conditions for child prisoners can be worrying, with some being given just one meal a day.
The BBC’s Southern Africa reporter Pumza Fihlani went to visit Antalaha Prison in Sava, one of Madagascar's biggest vanilla-producing regions.
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