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Sweatshops are considered modern slavery because the workers are not payed fairly for the work that they have done

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Sweatshops are modern day slavery because they take people that need money and dont have alot and pay them little to no money to work for them in their business

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How are sweatshops considered modern slavery?
A: They are considered modern slavery because workers do not get a fair amount for the work they do, and some of them have no choice but to work.

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because they dont have enough pay to get the necesaties they need to survive

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how are sweatshops considered modern slavery? - Neydy

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how are sweatshops considered modern slavery? - Neydy

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because they produce products like our shoes, clothes, devices, food with little to no pay

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Workers need to be paid a living wage, enough to meet their basic needs and to enable them to plan a better future.

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Sweatshops are modern day slavery because the products they make are a lot more cheaper to make in a different country than it is to make in America. They are being payed less than minimum wage or nothing at all to make the products. The people in the sweatshops are being put in many harsh conditions in the factory and aren't being paid much to nothing.

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sweatshops are modern day slavery because people are forced to work long hard hours at a very low pay. They cannot leave and do not have the ability to take breaks when needed.

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Modern slavery is defined in sweatshops because the workers are being unfairly paid and are unable to leave. The conditions are unjust and many natural rights are being violated in these factories.

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Sweatshops are modern day slavery because they have workers that are underpaid or not at all, they work long hours, and are required to produce a certain amount. These people do have have the freedom to leave and take a break or ask for more money.

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Children are denied an education and a normal childhood. Some are confined and beaten. Some are denied the right to leave the workplace and go home to their families. Some are even abducted and forced to work.

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25 million children between the ages of 5 and 14 are forced to work

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Pays the lowest wages in the world

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In South Asian society families of Carpet Weavers are considered the lowest of the low.

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when was the last time they upped minimum wage 

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when was the last time they upped minimum wage 

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it was in 2013 when they doubled it

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At Wilmar is the world’s largest palm oil producer, forces workers and their children to put in eleven-hour days all for pay as low as $2.50 a day.

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Sweatshops are considered modern slavery because they are violating labor laws, such as the laws pertaning to wages and benefits, child labor, or working hours
-Veganpeace

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In Bangladesh 1 in 5 people live on less than $1.90 per day

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What is the current minimum wage in Bangladesh's sweatshop?

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What is the current minimum wage in Bangladesh's sweatshop?

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5,300 taka—about $68 per month.

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One in five people lives on less than $1.90 per day, $68 a month.

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US Department of Labor defines them as any factory that violates two or more labor laws.
From Vegan Peace

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shoes, clothing, rugs, toys, chocolate, bananas, coffee

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In late December, tens of thousands of Bangladeshi garment workers went on strike.