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Christen in Not criticizes modern slavery in Pakistan
First source report
The Austrian organization Christen in Not criticized the conditions in brick factories in Pakistan's Punjab province, describing the situation as modern slavery.
Larissa Eckhardt, an employee of the organization, reported these findings to the Kathpress news agency following visits to several factories near Lahore. She stated that many families are trapped in a cycle of debt that spans generations. To pay off loans and earn a living, workers must manually produce approximately 1,000 bricks every day. Eckhardt noted that these conditions involve child labor and offer families almost no way to escape poverty.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official source@VaticanNewsÖsterreich/Pakistan: „Das ist moderne Sklaverei“
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- ReportingSchuldenspirale / Christen in Not prangert moderne Sklaverei in Pakistan an
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How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 20, 2:49 AM Vatican News Deutsch Österreich/Pakistan: „Das ist moderne Sklaverei“
- Oct 20, 6:58 AM DOMRADIO.DE Deutsch Schuldenspirale / Christen in Not prangert moderne Sklaverei in Pakistan an
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