Yardwe 2pcs Shrimp Deveiner Stainless Steel Shrimp Peelers Shrimp Cleaner Knife Prawn Deveiner for Kitchen

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Yardwe 2pcs Shrimp Deveiner Stainless Steel Shrimp Peelers Shrimp Cleaner Knife Prawn Deveiner for Kitchen

Yardwe 2pcs Shrimp Deveiner Stainless Steel Shrimp Peelers Shrimp Cleaner Knife Prawn Deveiner for Kitchen

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We had to get up at 3am and then start working continuously,” said Eae Hpaw, 16, whose arms were a patchwork of scars from infections and allergies caused by the shrimp. “We stopped working around 7pm. We would take a shower and sleep. Then we would start again.” The problem is fuelled by corruption and complicity among police and authorities, and arrests and prosecutions are rare. Raids can end up sending migrants without proper paperwork to jail, while owners go unpunished. Sometimes when we were working, the tears would run down our cheeks because it was so tiring we couldn’t bear it,” said Moe Pyae Soe, 33, who was trapped inside with his wife. “We were crying, but we kept peeling shrimp. We couldn’t rest … I think people are guilty if they eat the shrimp that we peeled like slaves.” Lunch breaks were only 15 minutes, and migrants were yelled at for talking. Several workers said a woman had died recently because she didn’t get proper medical care for her asthma. Children never went to school and began peeling shrimp just an hour later than adults.

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Employees said they had to work even when they were ill. Seventeen children peeled alongside adults, sometimes crying, at stations where paint chipped off the walls and slippery floors were destroyed by briny water. Many companies asked for more details. Some, including Whole Foods and HEB supermarkets, said they were confident their shrimp was not associated with abusive factories.

They weren’t. His wages were withheld, and he ended up in the Gig factory peeling shrimp next to Tin Nyo Win, No 31. After fleeing the Gig shed, Tin Nyo Win was alone. He didn’t even know where the shed manager had taken his wife. He sought help from a local labour rights group, which prompted police to take action. After AP brought its findings to dozens of global retailers, Thai Union announced it would bring all shrimp processing in-house by the end of the year and provide jobs to workers whose factories close as a result. It’s a significant step from the industry leader whose international brands include John West in Britain, Petit Navire in France and Mareblu in Italy; shrimp from abusive factories in Thailand has not been associated with them. The peeling sheds that supply to major Thai seafood companies are supposed to be certified and inspected, but the stamp of approval does not always prevent abuses.

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After being roughed up one night by a supervisor, five months into their captivity, Tin Nyo Win and his wife decided they couldn’t take the threats any more.Abuse is common in Samut Sakhon. An International Labour Organisation (pdf) report estimated 10,000 migrant children aged 13-15 work in the city. Another UN agency study found that nearly 60% of Burmese labourers toiling in its seafood processing industry were victims of forced labour. News surfaces about an abusive shed only when workers become so hopeless they’re willing to risk everything to escape. Once on the street, without documentation, they are even more vulnerable; they face possible arrest and deportation or being resold. Place the shrimp in a colander and hold them under running water. Gently shake the shrimp to make sure they’re all thoroughly rinsed, then pour them out on a baking sheet. Burmese worker Tin Nyo Win, known as No 31, right, helps remove a pair of gloves from the hands of his wife, Mi San, in Samut Sakhon, Thailand. Photograph: Dita Alangkara/AP Because they were illegal workers, the owners constantly threatened to call police to keep them in line. Even documented migrants were vulnerable because the boss held on to identification papers so they could not leave.



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