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Construction Companies and Exploitation of Foreign Workers in Iraq
Exclusive report into U.S....
Regions: Iraq
Issues: Esclavage et travail forcé
Combatting Slavery In Brazil by Centro de Direitos Humanos
(for fast broadband Internet connections) Enslaved workers must escape from the slave-like conditions in which they work, despite death-threats and actual killings thugs hired by farm owners. ...
Regions: Brésil
Issues: Esclavage et travail forcé
Susan Cruiskshank, the advocacy officer for Oxfam Mexico, talks about the organizations' work
Susan Cruiskshank, the advocacy officer for Oxfam Mexicon talks about about the campaign work the group is doing in Mexico on controlling the movement and availability of small arms as part of the gro...
Regions: Mexique
Issues: Esclavage et travail forcé
Slavery Still Exists
This is a video dedicated to raising awareness about Slavery and Human Trafficking, as well as the Polaris Project campaign "Slavery Still Exists". ...
Regions: Global
Issues: Esclavage et travail forcé, Prostitution des enfants, Trafic des êtres humains
End Slavery
Through Free the Slaves’ research, first published in Kevin Bales’ Disposable People, our conservative estimate is that there are 27 million people in slavery today....
Regions: Bulgarie, Venezuela
Issues: Discrimination, Enfants soldats, Esclavage et travail forcé
End Slave Labor in Brazil
Every year, more than 25,000 workers are enslaved by landowners in rural Brazil, mostly in the Amazon region.
Regions: Azerbaïdjan, Brésil, Venezuela
Issues: Détention, Discrimination, Enfants soldats
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Japan Sex Slaves
The Number of Japan Sex Slaves during WWII is estimated from 80,000 to 200,000. These women are from Korea, China, Taiwan, Filipino,Dutch, Indonesian, etc....
Regions: Japon, Venezuela
Issues: Anthropologie légale, Conflit armé, Détention
Memory in Lo-Sheng Sanatoriumi
Lo-Sheng Sanatorium is a hospital for lepers, which was build during the Japanese occupation of Taiwan. During the 1930s, leprosy patients were forced to live in the hospital....
Regions: Afrique du Sud
Issues: Anthropologie légale, Détention, Discrimination
Forced Labor in China (Graphic)
Two policemen handcuffed this woman to a heating pipe and shocked her with three electric batons continuously for seven hours, burning her face to a crisp. This photo was taken 10 days later.
Regions: Chine, Pakistan, Venezuela
Issues: Anthropologie légale, Conflit armé, Détention
