Howard W. French reported in the IHT about children who are abducted and forced to do slave labor. You must then be brutal Bedingungen in Ziegeleien in Shanxi schuften. Wie kann das funktionieren? Korruption lautet die allzu bekannte Antwort:
The director of the legal department of the Shanxi Province Workers Union said the kilns' location in isolated areas makes it difficult to crack down on the practice. "Those factories are located in very remote places and most them are illegal entities, without any legal registration, so it is very hard for people outside to know what is going on there," said Zhang Xiaosuo, the union official. "We are now doing a province-wide investigation into them, both the legal and illegal ones, to look into labor issues there."
Liu Cheng, a professor of labor law at Shanghai Normal University, had a rather different Explanation.
"My first reaction is that this seems like a typical example of a government-business alliance," said Liu. "Forced labor and illegal child labor in China are, but some local governments do not care too much."
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UPDATE (23.6.) Has now launched a major raid in an attempt to free the slaves, workers and bosses to get hold of the person responsible. Even two officials were arrested and the provincial governor of Shanxi has apologized publicly, read all this in tagesschau.de .
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