Canada as International Consumer of Slave and Marginalized Labour
Warning: Offensive material. Reality sucks. Doom pornography. Canadians totally complacent in international slavery to support non-producing lifestyle in Canada. Totally parasitic, selling off Canadian environment to pay for low cost imports.
From Independent.co.uk
In 94 countries, you cannot be prosecuted and punished in a criminal court for enslaving another human being. Our findings displace one of the most basic assumptions made in the modern antislavery movement – that slavery is already illegal everywhere in the world. Feb 25, 2020
From Wikipedia:
As of 2018, the countries with the most slaves were: India (8 million), China (3.86 million), Pakistan (3.19 million), North Korea (2.64 million), Nigeria (1.39 million), Indonesia (1.22 million), Democratic Republic of the Congo (1 million), Russia (794,000) and the Philippines (784,000).
From Asia society.org
The world's highest population of slaves — 18 million — live in India, where poverty, social inequality, and enormous textile and garment industries create the perfect conditions for labor exploitation. Aug 2, 2016
From US Department of Labor:
Children in India are subjected to the worst forms of child labor, including in garment production, stone quarrying, and brickmaking. Children also perform dangerous tasks in the production of thread and yarn.
From Rutgers.com
Confined, beaten and denied leave - but not seen as a slave in India September 19, 2019
Bonded labor is India’s most prevalent form of slavery, with about 18 million people working without pay in fields, brick kilns, rice mills, brothels or as domestic workers to repay debts to unscrupulous employers and moneylenders.
From business-humanrights.com
In all, ASPI's research has identified 83 foreign and Chinese companies directly or indirectly benefiting through potentially abusive labour transfer programs as recently as 2019: Abercrombie & Fitch, Acer, Adidas, Alstom, Amazon, Apple, ASUS, BAIC Motor, BMW, Bombardier, ...
From Borganproject.org
About 7.74 percent of children between the ages of 10-15 are laborers although the legal working age in China is 16. Aug 26, 2019
From Govinfo.org
Workers are routinely exposed to a variety of dangerous working conditions that threaten their health and their safety. Low wages, long hours and excessive overtime remain the norm. Chinese workers have few, if any, options to seek redress and voice grievances under these harsh conditions.
From Loc.gov
The work was brutally difficult, the pay was low, and workers were injured and killed at a very high rate. For Chinese laborers, though, it represented a chance to enter the workforce, and they accepted lower wages than many native-born U.S. workers would have.
From Dragonteachers.com
Salary is very secretive in China as they do not pay everyone the same. As such they don't want people discussing how much they do or do not get paid and comparing salaries etc.
Samaaenglish.tv
The report, 'No Room to Bargain: Unfair and Abusive Labor Practices in Pakistan', details the poor working conditions at garment factories, which employ 4.2 million people, one of the largest by any sector. Jan 23, 2019
From The news.con.pk
The majority of labour do not have proper contracts. Women face harassment at workplaces and are not given maternity leave. There is also 'unfree labour' in Pakistan in the form of bonded workers who are estimated to be around two million, particularly in the brick kiln and agriculture sectors. Feb 24, 2019
From Childfund.org
Millions of children in the Philippines are forced to work at young ages. Child labor is one of the Philippines' most urgent problems and stems from a range of social factors. Unless something is done to stop child labor, the issue will continue to affect the lives of many families across the country.
From Ilo.org
Forced labour refers to situations in which persons are coerced to work through the use of violence or intimidation, or by more subtle means such as accumulated debt, retention of identity papers or threats of denunciation to immigration authorities. Mar 10, 2014
From US Department of Labor:
Children in Indonesia are subjected to the worst forms of child labor, including in commercial sexual exploitation, sometimes as a result of human trafficking. Children also engage in dangerous tasks in plantation agriculture, including in palm oil and tobacco production.
From Antislaverylaw.ac.uk
There appears to be no legislation in place in Indonesia which prohibits institutions and practices similar to slavery...
All that without mentioning environmental degradation these jurisdictions wrought in the process.
Warning: Offensive material. Reality sucks. Doom pornography. Canadians totally complacent in international slavery to support non-producing lifestyle in Canada. Totally parasitic, selling off Canadian environment to pay for low cost imports.
From Independent.co.uk
In 94 countries, you cannot be prosecuted and punished in a criminal court for enslaving another human being. Our findings displace one of the most basic assumptions made in the modern antislavery movement – that slavery is already illegal everywhere in the world. Feb 25, 2020
From Wikipedia:
As of 2018, the countries with the most slaves were: India (8 million), China (3.86 million), Pakistan (3.19 million), North Korea (2.64 million), Nigeria (1.39 million), Indonesia (1.22 million), Democratic Republic of the Congo (1 million), Russia (794,000) and the Philippines (784,000).
From Asia society.org
The world's highest population of slaves — 18 million — live in India, where poverty, social inequality, and enormous textile and garment industries create the perfect conditions for labor exploitation. Aug 2, 2016
From US Department of Labor:
Children in India are subjected to the worst forms of child labor, including in garment production, stone quarrying, and brickmaking. Children also perform dangerous tasks in the production of thread and yarn.
From Rutgers.com
Confined, beaten and denied leave - but not seen as a slave in India September 19, 2019
Bonded labor is India’s most prevalent form of slavery, with about 18 million people working without pay in fields, brick kilns, rice mills, brothels or as domestic workers to repay debts to unscrupulous employers and moneylenders.
From business-humanrights.com
In all, ASPI's research has identified 83 foreign and Chinese companies directly or indirectly benefiting through potentially abusive labour transfer programs as recently as 2019: Abercrombie & Fitch, Acer, Adidas, Alstom, Amazon, Apple, ASUS, BAIC Motor, BMW, Bombardier, ...
From Borganproject.org
About 7.74 percent of children between the ages of 10-15 are laborers although the legal working age in China is 16. Aug 26, 2019
From Govinfo.org
Workers are routinely exposed to a variety of dangerous working conditions that threaten their health and their safety. Low wages, long hours and excessive overtime remain the norm. Chinese workers have few, if any, options to seek redress and voice grievances under these harsh conditions.
From Loc.gov
The work was brutally difficult, the pay was low, and workers were injured and killed at a very high rate. For Chinese laborers, though, it represented a chance to enter the workforce, and they accepted lower wages than many native-born U.S. workers would have.
From Dragonteachers.com
Salary is very secretive in China as they do not pay everyone the same. As such they don't want people discussing how much they do or do not get paid and comparing salaries etc.
Samaaenglish.tv
The report, 'No Room to Bargain: Unfair and Abusive Labor Practices in Pakistan', details the poor working conditions at garment factories, which employ 4.2 million people, one of the largest by any sector. Jan 23, 2019
From The news.con.pk
The majority of labour do not have proper contracts. Women face harassment at workplaces and are not given maternity leave. There is also 'unfree labour' in Pakistan in the form of bonded workers who are estimated to be around two million, particularly in the brick kiln and agriculture sectors. Feb 24, 2019
From Childfund.org
Millions of children in the Philippines are forced to work at young ages. Child labor is one of the Philippines' most urgent problems and stems from a range of social factors. Unless something is done to stop child labor, the issue will continue to affect the lives of many families across the country.
From Ilo.org
Forced labour refers to situations in which persons are coerced to work through the use of violence or intimidation, or by more subtle means such as accumulated debt, retention of identity papers or threats of denunciation to immigration authorities. Mar 10, 2014
From US Department of Labor:
Children in Indonesia are subjected to the worst forms of child labor, including in commercial sexual exploitation, sometimes as a result of human trafficking. Children also engage in dangerous tasks in plantation agriculture, including in palm oil and tobacco production.
From Antislaverylaw.ac.uk
There appears to be no legislation in place in Indonesia which prohibits institutions and practices similar to slavery...
All that without mentioning environmental degradation these jurisdictions wrought in the process.
