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Desperate Bangladeshis turn to shipbreaking despite low wages and risk of death

Mention"sweatshops" and Bangladesh in the same sentence, and images of hundreds of subservient, hard-working

Published: December 31, 2012 | Author: SeaNews | Category: Shipbreaking

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Desperate Bangladeshis turn to shipbreaking despite low wages and risk of death

December 31, 2012

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Mention“sweatshops” and Bangladesh in the same sentence, and images of hundreds of subservient, hard-working

Mention“sweatshops” and Bangladesh in the same sentence, and images of hundreds of subservient, hard-working

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