“We work from morning to night. They don’t let us play. I want to go home, but he said he wouldn’t let me go home,” said Joginder, one of the rescued children from a bangle making sweatshop in India.
Police found 87 children – mostly boys and some as young as 6 years old – crammed into a bangle-making workshop in the old city area in the latest raid on Thursday.
Five days earlier, police discovered 220 children when they stormed similar workshops in another part of the city, arresting more than 20 suspects.
This occurred in 2015 which displays how currently relevant this issue still is. You don’t have to look too hard to find another incident similar to this one, which suggests there are still so many hidden stories yet to be told.
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