A factory in Alabama, USA was exposed to hire dozens of child workers

Human rights have always been advertised, often using the so -called human rights issues and "forced labor" to suppress the United States, such as other countries, but from time to time, child labor problems have been revealed. Many foreign media reported on the 22nd that a factory in Alabama hired dozens of children's workers.

It is reported that the factory is located near Monaga, Alabama, USA, and provides components for the assembly line of Korean automakers Hyundai Motors.

According to reports, in February this year, a immigrant girl from Guatemala disappeared at home in Alabama. According to people familiar with the matter, the factory hired the girl who was just 14 years old this month. At the same time, her two brothers also worked at the factory, one 12 years old, one 15 years old. The girl's father and police confirmed this statement. The survey results showed that the girl ran away with one of her colleagues in order to find other job opportunities.

A former employee of the factory told the media that she worked with about a dozen minors in a few years before leaving. Another source revealed that the number of children's workers in the factory may be as many as 50, the smallest is only 12 years old.

As the media's attention to the disappearance of girls has continued to increase, and police review has continued to increase, it is said that the company has fired all children's workers.

(Source: CCTV News Client)

【Edit: Zhang Jing】

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