People for profit : North Korean forced labour on a global scale
Remco E. Breuker (Editor, Contributor), Imke B. L. H. van Gardingen (Editor, Contributor), Jan Blinka (Contributor), Britt C. H. Blom (Contributor), Marte C. H. Boonen (Contributor), Klara Boonstra (Contributor), Rosa Brandse (Contributor), Larissa van den Herik (Contributor), Tycho A. van der Hoog (Contributor), Marieke P. Meurs (Contributor), Cedric Ryngaert (Contributor), Shannon R. Stewart (Contributor), Anoma P. van der Veere (Contributor)
People for Profit,? a 2018 report from the Leiden Asia Centre, reveals that North Korean forced labor is still prevalent in the European Union, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, despite sanctions.00The report demonstrates how companies hire North Koreans through lending structures at shipyards, building sites, in horticulture, and in construction of monuments and statues in Africa. In practice, these workers experience modern slavery: the working conditions are dangerous and consist of extremely long days, they live in cramped conditions, and the majority of their wages are withheld by the North Korean regime
Print Book, English, 2018
LeidenAsiaCentre, Leiden, The Netherlands, 2018