15 Moroccan seasonal workers denounce ‘modern-day slavery’ in southern France
Fifteen Moroccan seasonal workers have denounced what they described as “modern-day slavery” in southern France, alleging they paid up to €12,000 to secure seasonal farm contracts and were later subjected to long hours and poor living and working conditions, France Press Agency (AFP) reported. The workers appeared before a court in Nimes on Tuesday, where […] The post 15 Moroccan seasonal workers…
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