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Chinese Factories, Slave Labour

Chinese slave children ‘sold like cabbages’

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- Guest Column--Richard Spencer  Thursday, May 1, 2008
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Thousands of children are being sold “like cabbages” to China’s booming factories as virtual slave labour.

Young people – some aged under 10 – are said to have been discovered being bought and sold at a street market in Sichuan, one of rural China’s most overpopulated provinces.

According to investigative reporters, the children stood in line as they were assessed like cattle, before being driven on trucks to factories in the Pearl River Delta, China’s manufacturing heartland.

Southern Metropolis Daily, a newspaper based in the delta, suggests that abuses remain rampant in factories despite efforts by campaigners within China and abroad.

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