2014 Human Rights Watch report on the legal loophole that allows children as young as 12 years of age to work in tobacco fields in the United States. Nauseated and vomiting from the effects of nicotine and pesticide poisoning, these children hang tobacco leaves to dry in barns three stories high, with no fall protection whatsoever. By contrast, the construction industry requires fall protection for workers (adults) working at heights greater than six feet. Popular cigarette brands like Pall Mall and Camel source tobacco from the United States. Human Rights Watch calls for legislative protection for children in United States agriculture.