Forced Labour And Slavery Must Be Abolished Not Only In Communist China But From All Over The World

Communist China’s exploitation of forced labour is a grave human rights violation that cannot be tolerated any longer. The Chinese dictatorship is not only complicit but also the initial instigator in this archaic and totally abhorrent practice, which involves the rape, forced sterilisation, torture, false imprisonment, and eventual death of ethnic minorities, particularly of the Uyghur minorities in Xinjiang, an autonomous territory in northwest China, and a vast region of deserts and mountains.

The use of forced labour by communist China is not limited to just one industry or one region; it extends to various sectors across the country. Workers are forced to work long hours in unsafe conditions, with little or no pay, and are subjected to physical and psychological abuse. This is a blatant disregard for the dignity of human life and a complete violation of fundamental human rights.

But as long as stuff can be made cheaply politicians and governments are all turning a blind eye to this brutal yet massively profitable way of doing business in the dictatorship of communist China. How many cheap pencils and pairs of jeans do we actually need? with our addiction to cheap and available items, we are all in a way part of the problem, we should all insist that our stuff is made without the use of abusive slave labour at the very least.

The international community has a responsibility to speak out against this injustice and take firm steps to put an end to it. Governments, corporations, and consumers must all play their part in ensuring that products that are made by using forced labour are not sold in their markets or shops.

The Chinese dictatorship’s use of forced labour is an egregious human rights violation that must be stopped. The exploitation of vulnerable individuals for profit is morally reprehensible and unacceptable. It is incumbent upon us all to demand change and take action to end this practice once and for all.