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https://video.search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?fr=yhs-mozilla-002&hsimp=yhs-002&hspart=mozilla&p=homeless+experiment#id=4&vid=870c2ee5ba815ecce77f7f29e2b692db&action=click homeless man experience level: proficient

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homeless girl sells stuff for money

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A homeless 7-year-old who lives on the beach shows us exactly what courage looks like.

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When she meets a stranger at 5:56, her story begins to unfold at 10:42... After 7-years-old Jada lost her parents, the Department of Children and Family Services took her in. But understaffed and underfunded, Jada had few options for proper family placement.

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these doods are doing lil jobs to get out of poverty.

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WATCH VIDEO ABOUT POVERTY IN ZAMBIA THAT HAS GONE VIRAL

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WATCH VIDEO ABOUT POVERTY IN ZAMBIA THAT HAS GONE VIRAL

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The human violation is beating people for no reason

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A video that appears to show a Saudi man beating a migrant worker is causing growing outrage in Saudi Arabia.

In the amateur video, which went viral after it was posted on YouTube, a male worker in an orange jumpsuit is first seen sitting on a floor, scared and submissive.

A man who government officials believe is Saudi begins tormenting the victim, angry because he thinks the worker has spoken to his wife.

"Why did you come here when she was here?" he asks in what sounds like Saudi-accented Arabic.

"I swear I didn't mean it," pleads the man, who from his clothes and accent appears to be a migrant laborer, adding, "I swear to God I didn't know."

The abuser begins slapping his victim as he continues questioning him, demanding to know why the worker would dare contact his wife.

Officials aren't sure where it happened, but they're looking into it.

The Saudi government-backed Human Rights Commission has condemned the video, telling CNN it launched an immediate investigation.

"We are taking this very seriously and are looking into it with Saudi security," said the commission's Mohammed Al-Madi. "We are doing our utmost to ensure the accused abuser is arrested and tried. We are also doing everything we can to find the abused man, so that we can help him in any way."

CNN cannot independently verify the authenticity of the video, but another Saudi government-backed human rights group, the National Society for Human Rights, is also investigating.

"We don't know where it took place, but it is under investigation and we'll release details in a few days' time," said Mifleh Al-Qahtani, president of the society.

As awful as the incident captured on video is, it is not an isolated one. Global human rights groups have documented widespread abuse of migrant workers in Saudi Arabia.

According to Human Rights Watch, there are "over nine million migrant workers in Saudi Arabia -- more than half the work force."

In July, the rights group issued a statement saying that "many suffer multiple abuses and labor exploitation, sometimes amounting to slavery-like conditions."

The group added: "The kafala, or sponsorship, system ties migrant workers' residency permits to 'sponsoring' employers, whose written consent is required for workers to change employers or leave the country. Employers often abuse this power in violation of Saudi law to confiscate passports, withhold wages and force migrants to work against their will or on exploitative terms."

Human Rights Watch Saudi researcher Adam Coogle said that "Saudi Arabia needs to get serious about protecting migrant workers by providing adequate avenues to justice and mechanisms of redress."

The sponsorship system isn't limited to Saudi Arabia -- migrant laborers throughout the Middle East face similar problems.

"Nobody can come into the Arab states or in the Middle East without a sponsor," says Azfar Khan, with the International Labor Organization.

According to Khan, many migrant workers are asked to surrender their passports upon entering countries in the Middle East, which can make them vulnerable to abuse.

"When the employer has that kind of power, then they can dictate the working conditions," explains Khan. "Whether it's a question of the wage rates, whether it's a question of the work time."

Adds Khan, "what is lacking in the Middle East and many of these countries is that the workers don't have representation."

Rights activists say it's a huge problem that's only getting worse -- this latest case being a prime example.

Toward the end of the video, the real brutality begins.

"Sit down! Kneel down!" yells the Saudi man, as he begins to flog the victim with a belt. Standing above him, the Saudi man also repeatedly slaps and kicks the worker.

The screams of "no" are bloodcurdling. Before the end of the nearly two-minute video, the Saudi man asks the worker if he wants to die.

Many are asking if the beating went on and what happened to the victim afterward. Apparently, like the fate of so many abused and forgotten foreign workers, for now, hardly anyone knows.

4 Saudi men accused of dancing naked sentenced to prison, lashes

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abuse video shocks saudi arabia - cnn.com

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A video that appears to show a Saudi man beating a migrant worker is causing growing outrage in Saudi Arabia. In the amateur video, which went viral after it was posted on YouTube, a male worker in an orange jumpsuit is first seen sitting on a floor, scared and submissive.

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This is about soldiers coming home to there love ones and this fall on the basic. because i'm basic.

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Soldiers Coming Home To Girlfriends Compilation Video

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Soldiers Coming Home To Girlfriends Compilation Video. The video contains soldiers coming home from long distance duty to surprise their girlfriends. SUBSCRIBE to FunnyEcho http://goo.gl/JBmoJe To all the soldiers who are in service and who have come back to their homes, we thank you for your service. Thanks for watching!!!

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soldiers beating people

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More videos of youth being beaten by Army go viral

Human rights violation is on top in Kashmir

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this is a human violation because no body is helping the homeless man

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tradition in past that the men work and the women cook and clean. In the rubric it is saying how it is showing the human right violation

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how kids don't get education. it would be between proficient and advanced because it was really but they didnt give a clear explanation on how to help them.

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Give a one sentence summary of the video and explain where it hit on the rubric and why.