Cambodia: Dying for fashion | 101 East

[@Civgamer]

10-16 hour days??? for $3 per day??? And these company's can't give them a pidly $2 PER HOUR or let them off after 8 or 9 hours??? Shame on them!!!!

[@iJSabelle007]

3 dollars a day?!! that is a torture considering the kind of work and environment

[@BitterBetty76]

This is why being unionized is so important. Don't fool yourselves you've benefited from unions- without them there would be no 8 hour workday, no weekends, no holidays off or holiday pay etc etc

[@samlsd9711]

Until people stop buying these products in US, AUS, Canada and EU, these cycles won't stop rolling. If you want to help, stop aiding the people who make trillion dollar profit, while the people who work hard get non.

[@xananymous431]

Ever heard of China..I heard from one of the documentary that our iPhone mobile is made by them who earn 2 dollars per day and they had to work 24/7..they earn $2 per day but the iPhone was sold for $10000

[@lacyjones7236]

Ferhat Aga 24/7, so your saying they work all day and all night every single day of the week?

[@whatevergoesforme5129]

Ken, yes there will always be the rich and the poor and both have different lifestyles but maybe you can have more compassion. If you think 100 USD a month is reasonable so be it but maybe you can give some benefits like healthcare or rice subsidy or a good working environment to alleviate their plight. But then again, most of the time, the rich have no idea how it feels like to survive at the very basic level.

[@KossolaxtheForesworn]

cheap work force in place where human rights dont exist. I dont wonder why the factories are not in a place where they would actually have to pay real money for their workers.

[@JsnGallardo]

He’s sweating profusely about having to justify the workers’ meager wages

[@dejaporter7338]

👏

[@scottsmith5376]

Perhaps No One told you the average monthly income is 1/3 what Ken pays.

[@scottsmith5376]

Foresworn? Markarth belongs to the Empire.😁

[@kathyirvine6719]

This breaks my HEART!!!! GOD BLESS THE WORKERS!!!

[@chianchumanrai4487]

so arrogant this KEN! Without the worker, he could have never enjoyed the privilege he is enjoying today!

[@aquarianfirehorse667]

if buyer dont source to cambodia anymore, he will find another place where he can earn again.

[@kosakata8632]

it's not arrogant its how capitalism work he only offer low paying job and follow the country rule

[@danniaddams5502]

$5 billion dollars a year, but the workers get only $3 a day? Somebody's getting way more money then they're working for.

[@samlsd9711]

The white people, no one else.

[@CIR3N]

Lol

[@CIR3N]

@@samlsd9711 had to bring race into it

[@Cxs1a3]

@@CIR3N fax doe innit

[@manyyou1169]

Sure Ken, the division of the rich and the poor is a natural thing, but don't you think it is the duty of a virtuous and compassionate person to try to close the gap? Don't just say that it's the way things are, and we should accept it instead of doing something to change the status quo.

[@oneginee]

Right, it's Chinese ruthless mentality.

[@Cxs1a3]

@@oneginee They are not forced to take such jobs, the fact so many do take up the jobs show that as bad as it is, it's still better than working for their own people.

[@Chem_light]

Look at Ken, he's sweating so much, so privileged. I wish he can support his word "strive" by action. Stripe all his assets away and pay him factory wage and workload to see how he survives. I wonder what will he say then? and oh, why would he do that? It is just to proof his words aren't bullshit and unbiased, because an biased argument isn't an argument, it's an opinion.

[@chopsticksforlegs]

Da Li Exactly! It's unscrupulous people like him who keep the unprivileged poor by paying them incredulously pathetic amounts. He is disgusting and vile. It disgusts me how me says it's ok for them to live on US$100/month, yet he states that for him, it's impossible and they should "strive harder to achieve his lifestyle".

[@djkasdjkasdjdjdj]

thats what u get when u let in the chinese mainlainders to ur country

[@linglingblingbling1112]

The guy is repulsive and ignorant on a whole new level. He doesn't sound like he's local, in all honesty he sounds Malaysian (I'm Malaysian too) stationed there to oversee this mess. Entitled spoilt pigs like himself irk me so much...

[@linglingblingbling1112]

He's definitely not a mainlander, ya racist person.

[@brandonskiv7493]

HES FROM SINGAPORE , AND HES CHINESE, OF COIURSE !!

[@kristinaayuningtias]

Shame on you Ken!!!

[@kristadykstra728]

No one should be injured or killed trying to survive 😔

[@CIR3N]

Why not

[@apelsinuke]

The baby drinking tea instead of milk broke my heart today....

[@samitaconnolly164]

It shattered my heart too.

[@CIR3N]

Gay

[@oneginee]

Chinese are responsible.

[@Cxs1a3]

@@oneginee They are not forced to take such jobs, the fact so many do take up the jobs show that as bad as it is, it's still better than working for their own people.

[@naseatazizah4644]

From my experience mingling with many factory workers, i was told that factories prefer to employ women more than men because they want to avoid riot, especially when the workers start to demand higher salary.

[@Slenderman63323]

The same thing happens in Bangladesh... Overworked and underpaid in unsafe conditions.

[@gojoskikufukubag296]

My mother is still working as one ever since I was born and she still is sadly we not recently lived in Cambodia before I was born and now ere here in Cali and she's still working as a designer 🙁😔

[@tseringjangbulama8230]

The documentry; The True Cost from 2015 gives a clear idea of fashion company's outsourcing game. Also clothing industry is ranked 3rd for polluting air and water i learned.

[@erniccl1]

Clearly this ken guy is either Malaysian or Singaporean, the audacity to makes these comments, you reap ,what you sow, and there will be a reckoning, the profuse sweating is clearly indicative of a guilty conscience, it's a disgrace (as a Malaysian) to be a potential countryman to this entitled, disgraceful excuse for a human being

[@DanielYapHZ]

Erni Chan I'm Singaporean and I feel the same way. What a horrible, calculative and uncompassionate way of seeing people's plight.

[@prisscillaaaaa]

I feel disgusted watching his reply to the reporter.

[@cherain82]

He from Singapore...

[@nepadron]

Wherever there are Kens in the world, there will be people taken advantage by the Kens of the world.

[@pilosopotasyo7136]

I can’t believe how apathetic most people can be. A little compassion goes a long way

[@oneginee]

welcome to knowing the chinese who run these sweat shop factories.

[@jeb284]

fight for your rights ✊️

[@monkeynumbernine]

I despise fast fashion...I always read the label. I look for clothes made in America, I buy second hand, or I make it myself. I have discovered a love for re- creating/ fitting second hand store clothing .. doing so has greatly improved my creative and sewing skills, and gives me lots of opportunities to use my awesome sewing machine. 😃

[@chrissyg55]

@monkeynumber nine Making it yourself is best if you know how to sew and it's more fun and your creativity. Even made in America=made in Prison sometimes. Prisoners are paid 5cent up to $1 if they're lucky in USA prison profit system.

[@oneginee]

The world is currently controlled by 3% of parasites that print currency and the world people need to revolt and sustainable living must be the new revolution against destructive needless industries destroying the planet.

[@misslanfeartelamon]

it is not written on stone. When the conditions on the country improved, so will the working conditions of those people. People will get organized and demand for more.

[@gotabayapleasegoback8]

i am wearing H&M shirts and Adidas sneakers always,,,,but i feel so sad about those babies of factory workers,,,i was so sad after watching this,,,,,i feel guilty to wear them,,,i am thinking should i buy those shirts and sneakers,,,,,that 21 month old little girl made me cry....I am an international student who study in Malaysia

[@solomonking5097]

der yyy Imagine would you support a brands (white made) that treat your people or neighbor like slaves? Smh. Basically Humanity vs Materialistic ....

[@bobsee8226]

der yyy consumers can have power to change these greedy businesss. Stop buying from these exploiters. Brand names items . overpriced. made by slaves

[@lovebiannca]

So true bob. Keep posting and spreading the truth like that‼

[@ji-jo]

stop wearing then and boycott company like this. Although you wear it, its like you are wearing although knowing it's ugly truth. It is more bad than not knowing the truth. After all who i am saying, its just my perspective.

[@itsmexena4727]

But one thing if we completely stop buying this, they wouldn't have a job to go to, I think it's more the government can easily give more money to these people, they just refuse to through nothing but greed.

[@gotabayapleasegoback8]

adidas sneaker price is 100 dollar,,,,imagine how they rob and cheat those workers

[@warrenlauzon5315]

How are they cheating the workers? Without those factories there would be no work at all. The governments of many of these countries are totally corrupt and have not a clue as to actually run a country. If not for foreign investment they would be even worse off. The situation sucks, but as long as the government is incompetent I don't see any alternatives.

[@gotabayapleasegoback8]

those powefull countries made cambodia poor including france...then they have no work...

[@bobsee8226]

Warren Lauzon That's your reason?? Hope you are born there

[@ACB2K]

Pradil Shanaka Its not Adidas Nike or whomwver, its the governments of these countries.

[@luna1star334]

IMAGINE IF NO ONE PAYED THE SHOPS.

[@gotabayapleasegoback8]

i feel so sad about those babies,,,i am so sad

[@chinmeeho]

Rich or poor, when we leave this unequal world , we are equally judged

[@paulbrar8981]

amen

[@barbatvs8959]

And those who give no mercy will get no mercy. :-)

[@christopherreis298]

that guy who's talking, really obnoxious and the sweat on his head clearly saying something.

[@nora4981]

I think I'll stop shopping for a long while

[@danniaddams5502]

N Well, you don't have to stop shopping, just look for the "Made In Cambodia" label.

[@nora4981]

Along with _Made in India, Made in China,_ and possibly _Made in China_

[@shashankjain8972]

dude indian workers get enough money to feed themselves and save some .

[@cgreen777]

Most of these close wear a few times then end up in landfill. Wasteful west.

[@abd12459]

Buy from thrift shop .. that's what i Do

[@MnMnBahr.]

Seriously when the world will get rid of all these bad cruel ppl. who are causing constant suffer to those poor ppl. .....

[@Psymon-F-C]

I note that they could only film a factory aimed at Japan, and not those that supply the EU and Amerikkkan high streets...

[@Psymon-F-C]

Leopold III yeah, I wasn't actually calling anyone scum...

[@wtf8020]

these countries are so sad.... i hate knowing there is so much suffering in this world...

[@INatalkaI]

It's crazy they get paid so little when the goods they produce sell for so much in other countries. I know that the sneakers they make routinely sell for 100-200$ a pair, and the worker doesn't even get paid that much. That's insane.

[@donthejohn7014]

He looks like Kim Jong ung

[@bancambodian8790]

i love your news, in the name of me Cambodian monk during i heard like that i feel so sad and so regret in my life.I love Cambodia and khmer People so much.

[@Kdk9MER]

ken saying strive for it? really dude my people making 3$ a fuccin day !! 100$ a month while he sits n makes 1000s wages need to be raised atleast 10$ a day like wtf 10-12hrs for 3$

[@oakstrong1]

I have higher education than factory workers, I'm privileged and get paid high salary - but even I don't earn $10 a day. Mind you, I only work 8.5 hours (officially - in practice it is more like 10 hrs) and my job isn't nearly as tiring... I support the notion of $180 a month, though: prices are rising rapidly so $160 isn't that much any more. But $160 - $200 is about what Cambodian teachers working in private schools earn, depending on what grade they teach.

[@nepadron]

@@oakstrong1 sounds like I'm moving to Cambodia. My survivor benefits are $700/month. I would be rich in your country!

[@alienx424]

I decided to stop buying H&M !

[@aquarianfirehorse667]

and?

[@kakumee]

akbar Jan thank you for not buying this over priced slave labor produced products!! I hope the rest of the world dose the same!!

[@aquarianfirehorse667]

@@kakumee over price? are you serious? they are the cheapest and with cheap quality. I say over price are those top brands like Prada, Burberry and Hermes alike.

[@KacieBiebes143]

dawn zeraus it is overpriced when it costs cents to make

[@shadows4419]

dawn zeraus when youbuy Prada , Burberry etc , you pay just for the name. You may find much finer and better made products which will be inexpensive, but no , that will not satisfy our ego , we need to prove that we have money and affluence to other people .

[@3X0SK3L3TON]

those underage workers who lost their jobs will just look for other jobs somewhere else. they are working because they need the money to put food on the table.

[@fatboystudios08]

lesson learned. When you hear gunshots you run the other way

[@erni25]

an eye opener.

[@arthurwatts1680]

This is an old vid, as of Jan 2018, but the issue is the same - industry will go wherever they can get the cheapest labor (and wherever they can get away with treating workers the way no unionised labor force would ever allow). Cambodia has one of the most corrupt governments anywhere in the world, and they know that if industry cant get away with such low wages in Cambodia, they will simply move production to Vietnam or Bangladesh or wherever they can get the job done cheaply and with minimal trouble from regulators. Those of us who dismiss conspiracy theorists need to look at how this continues to make the top 1% richer as the bottom 50% of the world slides further into the abyss.

[@Montasia1112011]

Exactly

[@oneginee]

Well said. And there should be names. These are Chinese factories. And the 1% parasite in the western world are those wall street, hollywood types.

[@50mph]

Politics never feel the feeling of there people

[@rickycardenas5154]

I bet that guy does less work in a week than those workers do in an hour

[@perttiheinikko3780]

Let's not get too complacent and hypocritical: it wasn't that long ago when 13 year olds toiled in the factories and fields of Europe doing 12 hour days. Not to say that it was or is OK.

[@oakstrong1]

And yet these women are the lucky ones. Many of the women especially from countryside do not have education and are barely literate: most of the time prostitution is the only option, if they cannot get work in a factory. Going back home is often not an option because of the humiliation and the demand to support their family. I'm watching this four years later and nothing has changed. More and more of people share their 3*3 m room, maybe working in different sifts and taking turns sleeping on the bed. Activists have been jailed, murdered and people's spirit crushed; workers are too scared to complain. And if you think those rooms are decent, well, I've slept in one several times, mice running over my body - cooking and washing up happens two steps away from a squat toilet. The room you see the injured man living is one of the better ones. But I've seen worse ones, like the enclosure 30 rooms with one shared toilet (with no door) and one big tub of water for cooking and washing for 6 months that gets stagnated. All washing is done on the courtyard, so you cannot take clothes off which is especially problematic for women's hygiene, especially for menstruating women. Drainage is often a problem especially during monsoon when the sewage can dome up into the flooded streets. Most small streets have no drainage at all, which adds to the risk of diseases. Unemployment is high, so boycotting Cambodian garment industry only hurts the poor workers if factories are closed.

[@raerae6422]

Thank-you for sharing that with us. It just redefined my understanding of poverty. How people can work so hard and such long hours and be barely able to survive.

[@oneginee]

Thanks for sharing this. I think a lot of the recent years poverty in Cambodia is caused by the Chinese having invaded Cambodia's economy under the corrupted approval of Hun Sen and let to run factories at no cost. All these cheap garments should not exist. The Chinese need be stopped and their number culled, like an invading swarm of invasive animals are culled. Cambodia used to be a French Colony and that time was a much better era for the country. There was no such abuses and the city of Phnom Penh was designed and build by the French. Cambodia should never have sought independence to become raided by the Chinese.

[@randomshawny2045]

Where are the union leaders? They are not helping to pay for the injury

[@alfredhitchcock45]

$3a day? Wtf!

[@roxannesmith4519]

Just imagine how much worse it must be for workers now during a recession. Even more work, everything costs double and the same pay they were getting when this video was made.

[@magstoyva2742]

It's braking my heart, to see the attitude of those who are using others like slaves and still belive it's ok, it's have to change

[@pixpusha]

5:33 I don't know if tea is the right fluid to give a 19-month old if you have no money. I'm thinking sugared water would be better. I believe tea has caffeine and is a diuretic.

[@oakstrong1]

Coconut water is expensive and goes off too quickly. Sugar water may sound better than tea but it also creates health risks equal to tea. Tea isn't that strong anyway, most people drink so weak tea that it has hardly any taste.

[@valerieragbir1437]

when you have nothing, you use what is available

[@t.t6191]

You used excessive force face it. People protest because they feel injustices have been committed against them. They see an abuse of power. In a non corrupt country with correct law and order these things wouldn't happen. Compensation would be given and that Women who is alone whose husbands died would have all the support she needs to try and raise her daughter. A fair wage is what decent righteous people would do. Governments are so full of it..

[@ossiansandberg2396]

You shouldn't drink that water you are holding (dasani) I got very sick from that bottled water when I was in Cambodia 🙃🇰🇭

[@patrick45sue]

This was also Australia once & I dare say other Countries.. The workers were low paid & as unions ended up backing them slowly there wages climbed higher... But they wanted more & more, and then wages became so high we have basically lost our textile industry to these poorer Countries, yes it's very sad, but slowly Wages will rise & the quality of these poor workers will also... I wish nothing but the best for the future for these hard workers ...

[@petergarcia8225]

We all just need a little time to learn something new..

[@rebeccab7306]

Where is a link for support for these people?!?!

[@tcdinglow]

Adidas h&m anyone?

[@solomonking5097]

madmaxth egrunge Old Navy and many more brand including Rocca Wear and Nike smh......

[@CreativeMySoul]

What's UN is doing for this ? Supporting Adidas and Puma ?

[@kenneth_andres]

The UN is dominated by a few rich nations that do not really care about the state of the rest of the world. They just want to give a little charity from time to time, a little compassion from time to time, but never the solution to the real problems faced by real people. Let's just say we shouldn't bank on the UN to reflect the noble goals it initially promised when it was created in 1945.

[@gotabayapleasegoback8]

un is for adidas,puma american companies,,, not for the poor people

[@barbatvs8959]

The UN is evil, for it was created to build towards the New World Order leading to the reign of the Anti Christ. There are 33 sections in the UN logo, corresponding to the degrees in masonry. There is a phoenix in a chamber of rulers at the UN, which is a symbol of the Anti Christ also, who shall have a kind of resurrection.

[@aquarianfirehorse667]

UN are not created for poor people, all those useless organization are created by elites and serves only the elite.

[@jeb284]

one job that robots can't take over yet😂😂😂robots can't handle the fabric's flexibility 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@manatwork7799]

Pew-mah. Haychnem. Lovin the accent, m8

[@kelvindaniels4956]

Wooh so depressing these are the people who suffer for us to look good in Europe, they can't even afford the products.

[@strangerpainter]

There are many responsible brands. look into them and be responsible about your consumption.

[@aa-dj9br]

Thailand please

[@kimpicot9000]

That baby who has no milk only tea got me!

[@TheWasooona]

That guy kim loo is terrible ... i don't want to believe in generalizing but rich people are the worst !!! but to be honest what he says makes sense and sadly this is the world we live in ...

[@LupusRexRgis]

He is not terrible. He is, in fact, much more sensible than those factory workers. Check out near the end of the video, the girl was offered paid education and yet she chose to go work somewhere else. There's a reason why they live the way they do, and he is one of the few people who understands that.

[@Chem_light]

Kim is extremely biased on the people he represents, rich factories. The girl didn't take the offer isn't her fault. Have you thought about other circumstances like elders or children she had to support? Her situation forces her too. For example, say you have a child that needs milk, food, clothing, medicine, care services and etc, but someone else offer you full benefit of a free education or training or even a new life which will make your life happy and memorable without spending a penny, would you say yes under the circumstance that nodding your head would mean the end of that child life because you would not earn a penny to support him/her? Your life would be magnificent, but would the child's too? I understand your point, but just sometimes, DON'T BLAME THE VICTIMS, but change the system. It's okay for the way that you thought and I hope you can understand now, because how would you feel when someone say that you are horrible and say the words like "there's a reason why uneducated people think and live the way they do"? Don't blame the victims.

[@LupusRexRgis]

No, you Social Justice Warrior, changing the system to favor the weak is only going to perpetuate the flaws of the society. I'm willing to bet you are also in favor of a welfare state. I'm not "blaming the victim", instead I'm bringing up their responsibility, which you are trying so hard to deny. It's a fact, stupid people will never rise and they should't. Kim understands it, silly SJW like you obviously don't. I'll throw a pearl to pigs here: DON'T VICTIMIZE THE STUPID. Seriously. You might think their situation is not fair, but guess what? It is. It's a consequence of many generations of stupid decisions just like the one of declining education to support the lazy parents who actually had their kids as a retirement plan and now force them to work for the household. I don't expect a mangina like you to understand my point, so go have fun demanding a tax raise so the poor can afford not to work hard.

[@sazasouyemilliery8474]

LupusRexRgis Hey why don t we kill the poor.... according to u they are useless but most of them have something u couldn t buy with ur king size brain...it s call humanity and dignity !

[@MinotaurvsCyclops]

Are you an idiot, she got offered paid tuition, but it doesn't say if it gives her enough for food or anything? She's 13 she wants to be with her family.

[@zahidzada5762]

I buy Adidas jacket price is 180 euros. I think how many hours its take to make completed this jacket.

[@laurencupid1774]

These people are the worst

[@lovinitall6639]

Sad situation

[@rlyne9248]

Overworked yet underpaid 😥 Ken Loo was right. In a country, there's Rich and poor. But I say, more often than not, Rich takes advantage of the Poor.

[@benw.6194]

A bowl of Chinese noodle soup costs around US$3 in Phnom Penh.

[@Cxs1a3]

is that a lot?

[@grace246]

So...the presenter says that they are not showing the girls faces to protect their identity. But then shows where they are working. I think if someone from that factory was watching this it would be pretty easy to figure out who that was.

[@daezjn]

get to the root of the problem. It's a situation of supply and demand... the fashion industry needs to change their ethics.

[@ma.rossanajasminaquino7346]

I hope Ken has received his karma. This documentary is now 5 years old and still reflects the incessant injustice to labourers. They get their hands dirty, are unfortunate human beings due to corruption in their country and render mass production for the brand, the company. This man's character make him look uneducated!!!

[@HKspurs10]

sad to say, raising the minimum wage will only cause the jobs to go elsewhere.

[@jporras1439]

Way to go 101 East. Making these families lose much needed money. These companies have lied to the factory owners. They couldn't move anywhere that would cost less than $200 a month per employee. In the US that's still less than a weeks salary.

[@sokvisal5180]

$3 for 10-16 hours per day, most of Cambodian people is like going to work in other neighboring country like Thailand, so they can learn at least 300 Thai Bart = $10 per day. No wonder about that right. It seem like the Cambodia government trying to force their citizen to get out from the country, and open the country for other foreigner to come. From some research and the reality when i go back to visit my country, about 50% of Cambodians are stay and work out from the country. I think the low wage in Cambodia is not only about the benefit but it is more and more than we can see and imagine...

[@disrael2101]

You're absolutely right The government looking for quick big cash from foreinergs rather than penny's from locals so they neglect the citizens in order to make big pockets from foreinergs investments

[@Cxs1a3]

Except they won't let in foreigners to come take their jobs if they can do it themselfs

[@lynnleigha580]

Way to go, Al Jazeera, you straight stopped that girls ability to fend for herself and her daughter. 👏👏👏

[@ombimalowangi]

"I can't, they can!" 😑

[@frederikawells2425]

Boycott the brand....for good 👍👍👍

[@MsJerkinbabe]

$100 is not enough Jesus

[@Alaninbroomfield]

Pay living wages. Just do it.

[@angeldark8812]

Perhaps the ones who buy these garments at exorbitant prices, don't. The profit these monsters make is worse than theft. There needs to be fairness in this world. A share of the huge profit they sell these garments. Close the gap between those that have and those that don't

[@youngae.6456]

Human greed worsens natural disasters

[@Stephen-cr3sc]

Asia has one overwhelming problem...A low regard for Human Life. From that root, all the other problems grow. Although this is a worn-out statement..."All lives DO matter". Give people self-respect, and they will go the extra mile.

[@saved284]

Can you survive 100$ a month? Ken- I can't, they can.. Moral of story- let the poor die.

[@christinedowd1820]

Please tell which companies/brands are contracting with these factories that shoot protestors. There are poor people and rich people but companies usually don’t open fire on protesting workers. Most poor people will work for low wages but that doesn’t mean inhumane wages.

[@farukhossainrohan5728]

so sad 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@IshmetKhan]

Nothing new here. Happened in many countries and in many other industries. Many rich countries today also had went through this when they were poor. Hang in there for sake of your next generation. Your ships will eventually come in.

[@cortlandpruitt6338]

Hey Ken, where’s Barbie?

[@papiiislove5590]

SORRY 4 CAPS, I LIVED IN CAMBODIA FOR 3 YEARS, MY GF WORKED IN A FACTORY AT THE AGE OF 7, YES SHE WORKED 12 16 HOURS,7 DAYS BUT SHE PUT HER BROTHER THROUGH SCHOOL, NOW HE TEACHES AT A UNIVERSITY THERE. SHE TOLD ME MANY TIMES THAT THE FACTORY SAVED HER, HER FATHER DIED BEFORE SHE WAS BORN, AND HER MOTHER DIED YOUNG, IT WAS FACTORY WORK OR SELLING HER BODY, WHEN YOU NEED MEDS AND FOOD, FACTORY WORK SEEMS LIKE A GIFT FROM GOD, TRUE STORY, YES I KNOW THERE ARE SAD STORIES ALSO,

[@song4mozart]

It's not slavery. It's feudalism.

[@henryweaver667]

Journalists ask where are the emergency fire exists?.......manager: what’s fire exits???

[@estherwilliams7005]

This is why I buy almost all of my clothes used. Its cheaper and I don't want to be a part of this horror show.

[@rose191991]

in my country (central europe) was also politicians who said what this "nice" guy Ken said~ sure i can live with the minimum wage...he tried for one day...idiots

[@kelvindaniels4956]

It happens in almost all French colonies and protectorates they allow one single person to rule for decades, so far they play according to the rules.. Shame, shame.

[@beverleylumb8048]

The thing is that is why the jobs were lost from the west to there so carry on its all good

[@shensam]

My goodness!! this is fty comes frm Taiwan,shame on you to make such money hiring under-aged workers !! I'm Taiwaness keep watching Al Jazeera news and was humiliated to see this videos.

[@hyc3405]

U mean that Ken Loo yea I'm soooooo shocked to hear what he said. wth?! he can't survive with 100usd a month and he expects others to live that way.

[@ravagesoyjoy]

The bliss of communism...

[@CIR3N]

Free the homie ken

[@frederikawells2425]

😭😭😭

[@b.william481]

Here's an idea, have more children!!

[@unboxingdoomdays5949]

Police defend themselves with baton not guns

[@yothving4731]

I hope unite nation help Khmer please only one they are depending on united nation.

[@benw.6194]

This Ken Loo was graduated from US schools...pure American accent! Schools don't teach you to get GREEDY! Do the right things for those workers. Cambodia is expensive to live in. It is more expensive than living in Thailand in general.