International law foundation Global Rights Compliance has released a new report (pdf) exposing how Russian businesses are exploiting North Korean workers in a state-sponsored forced labour programme which is funding North Korea’s ballistic missile programme and bolstering Russia’s war economy.
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Report reveals North Korean workers advertised online to fuel state-sponsored forced labour programme in Russia
Undercover investigation exposes first-hand admission from inside a Russian broker network
North Korean workers are sent to Russia under the guise of students to evade UN sanctions
Broker networks charge a commission of 100,000 to 150,000 rubbles per North Korean worker
Programme funds North Korea’s expanding ballistic missile programme
Overseas forced labour currently generates between $450m – $800m for the DPRK
North Korean workers forced to work up to 18 hours per day, six to seven times a week, forfeiting 90% of their income to the North Korean regime
Russia’s need to boost workforce intensified from economic pressures and demands of Ukraine war
Workers are used in facilities essential to Russia’s war economy
Investigation exposes some of the first images of North Korean workers in Russia
Over 50,000 North Korean labourers estimated to be in Russia
International law foundation Global Rights Compliance has released a new report (pdf) exposing how Russian businesses are exploiting North Korean workers in a state-sponsored forced labour programme which is funding North Korea’s ballistic missile programme and bolstering Russia’s war economy.
...
Report reveals North Korean workers advertised online to fuel state-sponsored forced labour programme in Russia
Undercover investigation exposes first-hand admission from inside a Russian broker network
North Korean workers are sent to Russia under the guise of students to evade UN sanctions
Broker networks charge a commission of 100,000 to 150,000 rubbles per North Korean worker
Programme funds North Korea’s expanding ballistic missile programme
Overseas forced labour currently generates between $450m – $800m for the DPRK
North Korean workers forced to work up to 18 hours per day, six to seven times a week, forfeiting 90% of their income to the North Korean regime
Russia’s need to boost workforce intensified from economic pressures and demands of Ukraine war
Workers are used in facilities essential to Russia’s war economy
Investigation exposes some of the first images of North Korean workers in Russia
Over 50,000 North Korean labourers estimated to be in Russia
International law foundation Global Rights Compliance has released a new report (pdf) exposing how Russian businesses are exploiting North Korean workers in a state-sponsored forced labour programme which is funding North Korea’s ballistic missile programme and bolstering Russia’s war economy.
...
Report reveals North Korean workers advertised online to fuel state-sponsored forced labour programme in Russia
Undercover investigation exposes first-hand admission from inside a Russian broker network
North Korean workers are sent to Russia under the guise of students to evade UN sanctions
Broker networks charge a commission of 100,000 to 150,000 rubbles per North Korean worker
Programme funds North Korea’s expanding ballistic missile programme
Overseas forced labour currently generates between $450m – $800m for the DPRK
North Korean workers forced to work up to 18 hours per day, six to seven times a week, forfeiting 90% of their income to the North Korean regime
Russia’s need to boost workforce intensified from economic pressures and demands of Ukraine war
Workers are used in facilities essential to Russia’s war economy
Investigation exposes some of the first images of North Korean workers in Russia
Over 50,000 North Korean labourers estimated to be in Russia