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‘It's not about the Qur'an, it's about the money': How boys of five are forced to beg on Senegal's streets

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By Pete Pattisson Verified
| MSN Verified
In a bare, gloomy room on the beachfront at Saint-Louis, in the north-west of Senegal, dozens of young boys sit on a concrete floor chanting verses from the Qur'an, surrounded by fishing boats and piles of rubbish. It is early in the morning but the children have already been up for hours, not to study but to walk the streets begging for food and money.
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‘Aramco is selling our sweat and blood’: workers in World Cup sponsor’s supply chain faced safety risks, report finds

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By Pete Pattisson Verified
| Inkl
Shrawan Shah Rauniyar near his home in Nepal. He suffered serious injuries when his legs were crushed while working on a project belonging to Aramco in Saudi Arabia. Photograph: Pete Pattisson Lying in a hospital bed in Saudi Arabia, his legs encased in plaster casts, Shrawan Shah Rauniyar clung to the hope that at least he would be fairly compensated.
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Politik : „Sie sehen uns als Sklaven“: Der brutale Organ-Raub an Pakistans Ziegelbrennern

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By Pete Pattisson Verified
| Der Freitag Verified
Ganze Familien schuften in den Ziegelbrennereien von Lahore in Pakistan. Sie erhalten Lohnvorschüsse, doch daraus werden plötzlich Schuldenberge. Was dann oft folgt: Kidnapping und illegaler Organhandel. Betroffene schildern ihre Tortur Von Die Arbeiter tragen Handschuhe und Plastikschläuche, um ihre Finger zu schützen, wenn sie die Ziegel nach dem Brennen aus dem Ofen entladen: Komplette Familien arbeiten in den Ziegeleien wie Sklaven, von den Großeltern bis zu Sechsjährigen.
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