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‘My life has collapsed’: Migrant labour abuses alleged in World Cup sponsor’s supply chain

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By Pete Pattisson 
| The Irish Times
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. After all, when his legs were crushed under a giant metal beam that fell off a forklift, he was working on a project belonging to one of the most profitable companies in the world: Saudi Aramco.
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Politik : „Sie sehen uns als Sklaven“: Der brutale Organ-Raub an Pakistans Ziegelbrennern

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By Pete Pattisson 
| Der Freitag
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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‘The whole country is doing it': How illegal kidney traders target Pakistan's desperate brick kiln workers

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By Pete Pattisson 
| MSN
Shafeeq Masih* faced an impossible choice: remain trapped for ever by the debt he owed to the owner of the brick kiln where he worked, just outside the Pakistani city of Lahore, or try to pay it off by selling the only thing he had of any value: one of his kidneys. The brick kiln owner was harassing him to repay the debt, which he claimed stood at 900,000 rupees (£2,420), but however hard he worked, it just kept growing.
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