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Indonesian fruit picker landed in debt bondage challenges Home Office - Vimarsana News

Indonesian fruit picker landed in debt bondage challenges Home Office

Test case likely against UK’s seasonal worker scheme as charity alleges breach of right to be protected from labour exploitation

'All that is missing is a whip': UK farms ignored abuse reports from migrant workers | Economy and Business - Vimarsana News

'All that is missing is a whip': UK farms ignored abuse reports from migrant workers | Economy and Business

An investigation by The Bureau of Investigative Journalism found that inspectors heard hundreds of allegations of threats, wage theft, racism and appalling conditions from seasonal workers at farms across the U.K., but nothing was done

Source: elpais.com
Home Office ignored reports of widespread exploitation to migrant workers, investigation exposes - Vimarsana News

Home Office ignored reports of widespread exploitation to migrant workers, investigation exposes

"Essentially, it is state-sponsored exploitation”

'All that is missing is a whip': How Home Office ignored migrant worker abuses on farms - Vimarsana News

'All that is missing is a whip': How Home Office ignored migrant worker abuses on farms

Foreign workers on British farms suffered racism, wage theft, threats and appalling conditions, according to evidence heard by inspectors — but nothing was done. Emiliano Mellino and Matthew Chapman tell the whole story

Exposed: Secret report on UK modern slavery the Home Office didn't want you to see - Vimarsana News

Exposed: Secret report on UK modern slavery the Home Office didn't want you to see

Foreign workers on British farms were allegedly starved, abused, denied medical care and financially exploited — so why did the Home Office try to cover up damning evidence from its own inspections?