North Korea's Secret Slaves: Dollar Heroes (Documentary) ⎜WHY SLAVERY?

[@hpswagcraft]

They need to do a better job blurring the people being interviewed's faces. You can pick up on several characteristics that could nail that person down, especially if they know the city. If there's only 500 people, it's only a matter of time before they can match those attributes to a handful of workers and narrow it down from there, or just punish them all just to be safe.

[@nyimadanny3411]

Exactly my thought…. I think it would be easy for us to see who and who is not the guy in the car from 100 and more people….I will easily cross check fat ones and super skinny ones…

[@priskamessie5843]

exactly my thoughts 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@DreamBelief]

Agreed. Watching this made me very nervous. They could, and often do, easily punish people just for a suspicion. The worker may claim, for instance, that they didn't reveal anything and refused to talk, but they'll punish them (and likely their families) anyway 'just in case'

[@LumocolorARTnr1319]

Like the North Korean said himself, they will break all their joints and then kill them. There is no reason to think that did not actually happen as the documentary filmers exposed several identities unless they used actors. For example the close up shot of his ear, unique pattern not blurred at all. How stupid are the one who where supposed to protect the informants identity? Punishment also apply to 3 generations, their whole family will be in concentration camps because of the filmers carelessness.

[@liyan8385]

@@nyimadanny3411 there’s no fat ones. All are skinny, probably not being fed enough.

[@brandon41085]

It is so sad how the maneger from Poland said we must have them because they work day and night not like the workers from Poland whom they want free days .He does not want to think for a second that this poor nord Koreans are also human beings like himself!Because they use this poor souls they are realy are worse then criminals !!

[@H4KTNNT]

Slavery indulged by the rich. Poor people being sold to work for free.

[@LMB222]

This shows that the government knows. If a Polish company forced workers to work 10 hours 7 days a week, there would be a scandal in no time. Yet the Koreans work like that and no labour control stops them.

[@romystumpy1197]

The irony that British employees prefer polish workers because they work hard and reliable,.I can attest to that ,my polish colleagues just get the job done not moaning and whingeing.

[@confusedbadger6275]

British construction companies also like the Polish because they work for less and the wages down for us who have mortgages and live here all our lives instead of sending everything they earn out the country.

[@Bulletguy07]

@@confusedbadger6275 They cannot pay less than the NMW in UK but if you mean Agency workers you have weak Trade Unionism to blame for allowing that to creep in. As for "sending everything they earn out the country", as it's their earnings they can spend it wherever they wish. The NK workers in the documentary don't have that choice as they see nothing of their earnings and cannot challenge it.

[@anderslarsen4912]

Western companies operating in Europe are constantly complaining that market conditions in Europe (especially here in Scandinavia) make it impossible to compete internationally. What they mean is that wages are too high. After watching this docu you understand why.

[@assetaccountstaxmanager2]

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[@johnnyappleseed9980]

They want people to work for next to nothing and when they can't find people to work they bring in the N Koreans. Disgusting. Money matters more than anything for some people.

[@serenemind7654]

Ajamada

[@goldsteinist]

@@anderslarsen4912 after watching this I'm humbled down and happy to live in Denmark.

[@hananaboulafia1042]

@@goldsteinistsame. Happy and proud to be in Norway.

[@ericwachira5494]

Imagine a fellow human being who has only one life is forced to spend it like this...

[@davidgriffin8825]

It's so sad

[@gonzalesfrederic6213]

Imagine cannabis is still illegal in your country and you would need some to avoid atrocious fits... Yes horror happens, and we should do things about that.

[@gonzalesfrederic6213]

@@davidgriffin8825 It is, indeed

[@odoggow8157]

Imagine us thinking our countries are actually any different! Wake up gluebags

[@odoggow8157]

​@@gonzalesfrederic6213 oh shut up idiot, I'm a full time cannabis meditator and even I think ur comment is stupid as fuk

[@sembatyajoshua6868]

Exceptional investigative journalism. This really highlights the Western world's double standards towards forced labour and human trafficking.

[@mysterioanonymous3206]

Imagine for one moment, you're a small, highly developed nation, in Europe, few million people. Liberal, open society, working judicial system, all that. You look east, China and India have more than a billion inhabitants. China is a totalitarian state, and India runs a caste system, both runs completely counter to our values. South east Asia, Middle east, and then south to Africa, they have hundreds of millions of citizens. Russia, China are corrupt af, dysfunctional judicial system, the Phillipines executes drug dealers without trial, Africa is one ethnic war after the other and not much else, they have zero governance, totally corrupt. Middle East and some Islamic countries preach a holy war, openly, against the west. They prosecute homosexuals. Governance is abysmal. Education is mostly low, no significant infrastructure apart from what the west financed. And nearly every country in between is no better. Most states are dictatorships or oligsrchies, almost none are democratic. Here and there is a shining star, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, a few states/cities here and there that do ok to well, that's it. South America is a humanitarian catastrophe. And everyone thinks you owe them reparations or whatnot because colonialism. Also, many of them develop nuclear weapons. If you look at the world from Europe (460m people), you all are a problem of some sort. All 6.5 billion of you. There is no one you can consciously do business with. Some are worse than others, but essentially, you all are trouble. Get it? From our perspective, this entire planet is hostile, even incl. US. And let's face it, the world without the west would be a tragedy, even more so than it already is. That's why people flee here, and not there. All you need to know. Or have you heard of people fleeing to North Korea?

[@adanedwardspencer6891]

You have hit the nail on the head for sure, & you make a heap of sense in you're post.

[@hughjarse1496]

We can enjoy the football WC this year

[@ydy2001001]

Say China is good = threatened or collect money Saying that the United States is good = democracy and freedom Saying that China is not good = not afraid of power Saying that the United States is not good = fake news China does not report = concealing the truth United States does not report = protect privacy Corruption of Chinese officials = Communist Party corruption Corruption of U.S. officials = personal behaviour Chinese warships in the China Sea = military threat U.S. warships in the China Sea = free navigation .......

[@knight1506]

these things happen in China and Russia who directly commit the crimes but sure everything is Western fault

[@m.m.m.4198]

I've got to say that as a Polish I'm deeply ashamed by this!

[@solusipse8975]

I'm in shock... What a regular citizen can do about it while it's clear that even someone in administration did gymnastics so those buisnesses seemd to opeeate legally in Poland.

[@CetinAmsterdam]

It's disgusting to each countries who abuse those people in forced labor while knowing their situation those companies should get fines

[@piotrkulpa8034]

This world is digusting place so why you are suprised. Look how Africa is used by rich countries yet we still accept it. Don you buy cloths made by hindu, bangladesh or chinese ppl who are also used like slaves.

[@bmwman1981]

What do you expect from the Chinese and putins Russia they don’t care about people more like money

[@CetinAmsterdam]

@@bmwman1981 indeed all because leak in government corrupt as XI And Putin people taking their bad habit

[@KhaiFirst]

malaysia capture and send senior(n.Korea) to USA face money laundering charges and N.korea react by exit/cut ties with malaysia.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaSUnXSrZt2mqKM&ab_channel=ArirangNews

[@CetinAmsterdam]

@Pat Kav fines and jailed indeed

[@ThisIsRiky]

Just when I thought journalism was dead, bravo

[@xiaohuowang6441]

What a dark world ,I can not breat.Thanks for KZbin sharing the documentary.Thanks for the bravery journalists.

[@assetaccountstaxmanager2]

Hey can you give me a chance work for you I Do Body Message,Personal Secretary , Personal Secretary I do work for you Alwayss

[@Literatura-z8p]

It,s disgusting how the money is used for nuclear weapons , when people are dying from hunger diseases in NK and the worse thing how “democratic” countries support this abuse , thanks to those heroes and to be brave to speak up and report this abuse .

[@evagabrysova8871]

Insane, right? I live in Czechia and I never knew this was happening in Poland.

[@Golfr2020]

Yes. It truly is a F.cked up World

[@Carlosthetraveler360]

What Democratic countries support this?

[@enlosluceros7236]

I'm angry that journalists when interviewing people that fear for their life somehow manage to show part of their hair and clothing and that can put them in serious danger. It's not a game for God's sake I know people want to see more but just film the floor

[@TerryLestrange]

It's also sad to know that everyone who did talk to them might be dead or injured right now... The problem by bringing this to light Is that it also endangeres them all :/

[@nickacelvn]

I think the North Korean "informants" identities were pretty well masked. It was the managers who all showed their faces.

[@KhaiFirst]

malaysia capture and send senior(n.Korea) to USA face money laundering charges and N.korea react by exit/cut ties with malaysia.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaSUnXSrZt2mqKM&ab_channel=ArirangNews

[@LumocolorARTnr1319]

@@nickacelvn No they exposed the informants by not blurring everything. I could pick several of them out in a group of 200 by the information that was leaked in this documentary. For example the close up shot of his ear, not blurred at all. Unique pattern right there and there is no way North Korean security service did not use that to find him. More sad is that punishment apply to 3 generations.. Whole family are in a concentration camp now because of the carelessness when blurring. In a case like this the only resonable protection is to use actors and not even show anything of the real informants.

[@lanicolonpaquiao1058]

Same thoughts here. I hope they are all fine. After the regime found out about this.

[@Illazahl]

It'll be so easy to recognise the person by the authorities even if they are blurred in the video.

[@goldbell1972]

Great documentary and heartbreaking at the same time

[@mrentremattor5772]

There are no unions in North Korea that can save them? 😁

[@goldbell1972]

@@mrentremattor5772 not even political parties except workers' party. The country is doomed unless Kim Jong-un dies.

[@Johnketes54]

@@mrentremattor5772 They would be murdered

[@bryandeng570]

As a Chinese, it is a shame that the Chinese companies cannot pay the money to the North Korean workers directly and fund them to North Korean central government in stead. It has nothing to do with any countries for the hiring forced North Korean labors . It is caused by the greedy business men. If they could have access to the cheap North Korean labors source ,they will hire them at 1/2 or even cheaper labor cost for sure.

[@catchbooker7257]

Why do you think Apple makes its products in China and then sells them for thousands? It all greed.

[@Heibergg]

@evildead yup.. only difference is china has Winnie the Pooh as leader and NK has Kim FAT un

[@sandorfrohlich2403]

No communist dictatorship like China will ever pay foreigners from another favoured communist dictatorship directly..of course the money goes directly to the North Korean government coffers...for the benefit of Kim Jung Un and his cronies....

[@이사둘]

Yeah!! You don't know or realize that you're a slave made in china!! but~~~ I think that not realizing it is good for your mental health~~

[@TechkiV]

cannot? they dont want to.

[@soulmusic6130]

Such a daring step taken to make this documentary. Hats off to the team .. u deserve more views.

[@tropicalpalmtree]

A lot of these probably built the stadiums for the world cup in Qatar aswell. The Gulf states are notorious for using cheap or forced labour, it happens on practically every building project in the UAE

[@ahassen1236]

Cheap yes but cheap to some standards. They get paid more than they would in say India despite this. But not forced because they can leave anytime, they just won't get paid like anywhere else in the world.

[@tropicalpalmtree]

@@ahassen1236 North Korean labourers can't leave. They are kept under constant surveillance.

[@TheZaratustra1989]

@@ahassen1236 totally untrue. Qatari companies takes worker passports, they give them a document saying that they are not citizen of Qatar therefore they are not under Qatar laws. In this way companies treat them as slaves

[@confusedbadger6275]

Found the Qatari shill

[@Carlosthetraveler360]

Yes, they exploit Indians, Africans, and Filipinos. Paying them very low wages and when you are non-Muslim, you are looked down upon. Many are abused. Their passports are taken away, and every year, a lot of the women are raped and murdered.

[@opportunityknox8575]

Brave people speaking up. These monsters need to be brought down for treating human beings like this. 😱

[@maoowiti9855]

Very informative investigation. A sick world we are living in

[@angrysnowman9737]

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[@amitkundu4754]

Outstanding coverage. Great job.

[@larissazagorova3334]

It's disgusting! I am deeply disappointed with Russians! How could they support that slavery??? Money, money, money... Damn you, greedy people!

[@H4KTNNT]

And the polish too

[@crossmaster77]

@@H4KTNNT And not the Chinese ? Who hosts the most of north Koreans ?

[@H4KTNNT]

@@crossmaster77 and them too

[@MargaritaMagdalena]

There is slavery of mentally disabled people in South Korea. Sick things like this happen everywhere.

[@domfrancis3140]

Shame on the world and all world leaders.

[@makaho5300]

I imagine the word "consequences" is equal to "torture" ... ! This is all inhuman.

[@vagrantwanderer5810]

Truly heartbreaking

[@sha.a792]

i just watched this awesome documentary. however, i cant help but point out how these journalists would just out of nowhere approach or barged in the workers' barracks. while you aim for a good documentary, dont forget your responsibility of making sure you will not endanger those workers' life.

[@every1elsebutme124]

Same as gulf countries..even dubai

[@MrToontuber]

and US ..

[@STE.B]

Average earnings being a dollar a month. This statistic saddens me. Imagine having to feed a family for four!

[@mosesaput7386]

Nothing and absolutely nothing is permanent under this sun. All shall pass one of these fine days and the people of N. Korea shall live to tell the story.

[@justinsmith4562]

Hhahaha doubt it very much

[@bloukoei2]

Brilliant documentary!

[@RayManiac90]

I feel sick to know some people see others like machines and not as human beings

[@dhk19]

i remember there was big scandal about this in denmark on a ship yard they had north korean workers working on navy/military vessels

[@jac7198]

no way that is even the WORST. like china and russia are notriously human rights denyiers, poland has to comply with eu but we all know that they have different ethics. BUT DENMARK??????? that is so surreal..... also the fact that they do not condone any refugee to come in, because they dont want a multidiverseculture, but no inviting NOrth Korean slaves is doesna matter!!! fuck denmark

[@elishh8173]

You should have called the police!!!

[@LumocolorARTnr1319]

The ones who talked in this documentary are probably dead unless they used actors. They did not blur details like the ears in the close up shots and that can be used to identify a person in a group of 50 or even thousands. I hate when documentary filmers don't care about the security of the informants as long as they get their material and money.

[@racheltupang5812]

Very sad situation for the workers 😔😔

[@errydeo8865]

BS documentary,how is a place monitored but wen workers go to work leave the place open for these guys to enter,as usual western propaganda..NORTH KOREA gets it money from business people from USA AND EUROPE! ALL LUXURY THINGS COME FROM THE WESTERN WORLD

[@enyaisrave2831]

😔

[@vijayafernando1]

Workers are exploited the world over. Workers make all the elite ,luxurious objects in the world. Buckingham Palace - designed, constructed and maintained by workers some so badly paid, they do not have enough to eat, heat or buy a house. Rolls Royces- designed, manufactured by workers . Some of them cannot read or write, starve and die in poverty. My son used to paint parts of Bentleys. He was paid the minimum wage. Hospitals,guns ,bombs, theatres etc. all made run and maintained by workers. Even the luxury watches ,Yachts are all made by poor workers and a few better paid workers like architects, planners lawyers etc.

[@yemalad1.]

Anytime you feel hard done by or overworked, think about these poor souls. The kim Dynasty needs to be destroyed.

[@D-A-A-]

Just because we live in a different country doesn't mean people don't get over worked here, ye it seems like the average person has it well easy compared to these people and they pretty much do but doesn't mean it's easy for everyone over here in the west, I'm telling you now for the wage I'm on I absolutely got overworked for what I get paid and so do these people but they just get way less but there is literally nothing me and you can do

[@yemalad1.]

@Bozza obviously, I wasn't talking about everyone! North Koreans aren't the only ones treated like this. My advice was directed at people like myself who sometimes moan about life when we don't realise how lucky we are.

[@fluseint.1303]

This is just stupid...Nothing in your life changes if you think about these people. Even worse you stop changing what you don't like. This "argumentation" was and is absolutely stupid.

[@virginiajoll689]

With you on that. . All about greed and power. Who cares about the people and nature

[@Cevanth]

@@D-A-A- That has nothing to do with what the guy said, you are not living under a totalitarian regime, stfu bro.

[@izaryterska3024]

With this government everything is possible. I am ashamed as a Pole that this happens in my country.

[@romystumpy1197]

I know it's all about money,so your government officials are getting paid alot of zlotys

[@Johnketes54]

We have something similar called "agency workers" you freely join a agency and they get you work at minimum wage but charge the employer a whole lot more like double,It's all legal but if you got that job with out the agency's help you get all of the money

[@atasukecetin90]

@@Johnketes54 the french invented this system but due to backlash and protests from the workers they decided that the agency has to pay the same as if you were directly employed. It’s modern slavery and in 50-100 years our children will be thinking how could such a system in first world countries existed

[@marti160]

You mean current government? Quote from the video:"suspicions were raised when a north korean died in Gdynia in 2014". The current govenment was voted in a year later. This has been happening since communist times under EVERY party and every one was well aware of it really...

[@evagabrysova8871]

Taky jsem v šoku, vůbec jsem to nevěděla.

[@LMB222]

Oh, the irony… The shipyard in Poland is one of those who striked against the communist regime for better, more humane treatment in 1980.

[@gregskuza7166]

The difference now is that most of the polish shipyards are owned by foreign companies. Looks like this N.Korean hired company slipped through the cracks and this happened in 2016 according to this documentary. I doubt it’s still happening

[@liatmarmur4368]

It's a really informative documentary however I have a suggestions of improving the size and colour of the translation text. White text on white or grey background is almost impossible to read. Also if the size could get a little bit bigger it would make it easier to read from devices like mobiles

[@bbpetrov]

Q: what caused the Roman empire collapse? A: The pandemics, corruption, wars, slavery, inflation,... WAIT A MINUTE...!

[@WasabiDreams]

Very good documentary highlighting the issue of slavary in North Korea. I doubt we will ever know the true extent of this slave trade. Big building companies are also at blame for hiring this cheap labour, there is corruption all along the chain, with other countries involved, i think its a global shame ! The north korean deflectors have my utter most respect, i cant begin to imagine the fear, not just for the deflector, but for the family left behind. I hope this awful dictorship crumbles soon. As the sanctions show, this should have no place in 2022

[@sandorfrohlich2403]

Don"t hold ur breath these tyrants would not go without causing damage to free contries in the area..the only hope is an internal coup..and a hope for a moderate regime.Do not forget though that China another dictatorship may support Kim's holding onto power...sad as it is.

[@thesteelrodent1796]

In Denmark a couple construction companies tried to use basically Polish slaves - people working for pennies under very poor conditions. The construction sites were shut down by the authorities and the companies were given an ultimatum: pay everyone a proper wage and give them proper working conditions, or lose your business license. Unfortunately there are many countries around us, like the UK, Poland, and Russia especially, who couldn't care less how workers are treated and lets this blatant slavery continue

[@dantunno9264]

I can understand the Russians and Chinese being complicit but shame on you Poland and EU.

[@marti160]

It is happening since commie times. It was normal back then that north koreans were working in eastern block countries. The inflow diminished over the years but it never fully stopped.

[@aurorarose1815]

Showing a site where they are building is very dangerous for them. Because even if theif faces are covered their supervisors know the sites and will definately be able to identify the workers

[@justinsmith4562]

Shut up

[@joekazhama5789]

The only problem is that the people can't wake up from the sleep which they have been put to sleep in believing that they don't have the power. Once people release that they own the power things may be different.

[@russianprincess3673]

They have more freedom than you do Yuliya 💋

[@georgemccarten2706]

Not only Russia but in several Gulf Arab countries as well.

[@addielove]

And poland and china

[@larrydugan1441]

So is this like Canadian mining company Sherritt paying for miners in Cuba?

[@mikeohandley1922]

Slavery is not a new thing in Korea. Slavery was alive and well in Korea for a thousand years before the Japanese took over Korea and abolished slavery in 1933.

[@Stone8age]

BS, serfdom and slavery gradually died down in the 18th century, while the Japanese de jure abolished slavery they replaced it with "labour conscription" once the second Sino-Japanese war started. Rural population was rounded up and sent to work involving extremely harsh conditions with high risk of death.

[@JagoKandang566]

It's heartbreaking and very sad, how can there still be human slavery in this modern era, and what makes it even more heartbreaking is that many countries are involved 😢😢

[@riliecarmen2226]

All dictators including the African and Caribbean/South American ones are slaveholders. All try to cover up the slavery by keeping the people very poor and their inner circle very rich. Then they allow their slaves to sign up for jobs overseas to "make money". Money however goes to their dictator's luxurious lifestyle. Examples from the news: Countless young African men have ended up in Russia to go to university with their own dictator governments paying them a monthly allowance. Then after a couple of months the allowance disappears. Either no one hires them or they are setup with drugs and jailed. For those who remain jobless, they are told to enlist in RU's frontlines in Ukraine. Those who are on their way to jail or already there are given the opportunity to be pardoned by enlisting. Cuban dictator allowed a Russian "Employment Agency" to recruit young males to work in construction in RU. They ended up on the frontlines of the war instead. The few that realized in Russia before being transported there that they were next, quickly made a short video of their experience and uploaded it. The ones already on the frontlines were reported dead already. China sent slaves to work in Russia who were fed dog food. (Yes, you read that right).

[@ciarankelly4338]

Lech Walesa improved working conditions in the Polish shipyards and look what the Poles are doing to the North Koreans for the sake of cheap labor and slavery-I hope the Polish people stand up again for human rights! Be brave Poland!

[@fuzzy5610]

Lol yeah don’t worry that there is tens of thousands of them is Russia and likely 100’s of thousands. People are too ignorant these days.

[@marti160]

Doing the same and not caring, just like the poles are treated in the west. It is what it is.

[@anirudh8389]

Sad story, but good documentary

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[@tiago2946]

I can't understand why Poland, that suffered a lot with communism in the past, to accept this kind of stuff in its territory...

[@rswpt]

poor workers, those company ceo's should be in jail

[@AA-cm3pd]

True journalism

[@BLUEZz73]

I worked on a farm in vic Australia with Cambodian workers. They worked for one Bloke who would send the workers to the farm. All the hours were tallied up the Bloke who brings the workers gets paid all they're money then he pays them. Its a scam they should get their wages not some wanker who sends them out to work then he collects the pay for them. But thats Victoria 2015-16 i bet its still going on now.

[@Josh-rn1em]

There are a few scams like that. They get exposed and prosecuted every so often. The problem usually I think is the workers can't speak English and don't know fair work commission or whatever authority. It's a profitable business strategy. No morals.

[@budgetking2591]

But thats how most compagnies work, if i work for an employer that pays me for example 20 euro an hour, he most likely recieves 30+ euro an hour for my work, thats how it works when you dont work for yourself.

[@antinatalist9995]

I think they're called gang masters in the UK, and it's legal.

[@Ankit-xs8jj]

Risk of life for real journalism

[@texasray5237]

"Red Shield" reminds me of Rothschild.

[@johnsmith-ht3sy]

Untouchable.

[@kerstin.jitschin5861]

Thanks for sharing,appreciate it and learned lots of new information 😢😢😢

[@Riri-ho7pm]

These Russians are so in it! They basically enforce monitoring of these North Korean slave workers. See how NK watchers were able to immediately tip Russian security agents of the that very brief incident. They move so quick. Extremely disgusting how these gov'ts not only consent to human trafficking but are also partner in crimes.

[@gaoxiaen1]

Slavery in North Korea is no secret. That's how kleptocracies operate. North Koreans working overseas should be given diplomatic immunity and direct paychecks.

[@uncontrollable343]

1 dollar a month yes, I bet a loaf of bread there doesn’t cost 2 dollars like mine does

[@paulgram3967]

Thanks for sharing

[@peterheinz9569]

How could his son and wife follow Him a few years later? What happened to “if you escape they capture or kill 3 generations of your family”?

[@joebidet2050]

Yes Suspicious

[@analineellis3396]

Slavery in our modern world is such a sad thing what a human can do to another one for greed!

[@edwardlewandowski5473]

Wolność i Pokój 🕊 narodowi👪✋(pozdrawia Poland🌹)

[@janetblanc7658]

Remember what happened to the Ceaucescus in Romania? They oppressed their people for so long but finally the people rebelled. You live by the sword, you die by the sword.

[@Judging_Politics_Network]

Financial slavery not a good thing though. On the record!

[@NAUGHTYGIRL.]

Not just financial slaves, they are Kim Jong Un slaves. The whole country serves those fat guy,supporting him to get more far and same time the people are dieing from starvation.....

[@PC-lu3zf]

Great informative documentary.

[@linda.kopecka.guttfreund]

This is one of best Reportages , I ever have seen. Gorgeous WORK ,Thank You !!! THIS should become steady matter in basic Schools All over the Earth !!!

[@russellking9762]

The North Korean government also synthesise methamphetamine of the highest quality and sell it overseas as well as Fentanyl and Heroin….3/4 of the NK population are high on meth…apparently it is perfectly legal to have a certain amount in your possession and it is even used to supplement wages to pay people instead of money

[@jac7198]

for real? i knew abt the dealing part... but hell i didnt know that almost the whole population is addicted wtf.

[@thegreatsageofenlightenmen1152]

Ive long suspected this but no proof THANK YOU FOR SHEDDING SOME LIGHT THAT I WAS RIGHT ALL ALONG 💗💗💗

[@justinsmith4562]

Stop telling lies

[@nadvga6650]

even in such worse situations the ingenuity of the human spirit to go on always shows up . but all the elites all over the world have similar interests in keeping themselves very very well . and we all have to somehow survive . and yes some do swim further , only some

[@lilacscentedfushias1852]

I’m surprised by this, though it’s not the first time I’ve heard about it, what surprises me is that nk allow people out into the real world. Seeing first hand that nk isn’t a paradise or the best place to live.

[@InTheWind_]

They hold their families hostage. If you run away from NK they put 3 generations of your family in the slave labor prisons and your family is given "hostile" rank in the country and can never amount to anything.

[@wishtheworldwasdifferent8235]

Yeah, but they are being watched every second. Very hard to escape.

[@confusedbadger6275]

They work and live in a fucking shipyard, I would imagine NK is paradise in comparison

[@d.ink3d]

they cant leave their work/living space, they see nothing

[@fercek9452]

Working for Dutch and Polish companies.. I see the true Democracy in those countries 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

[@budgetking2591]

Never in the video was even talked about them working for Dutch compagnies lol, they work in Russia and Poland.

[@fercek9452]

Search by your self and you will find it out.

[@fercek9452]

Study of University Leiden for example

[@jac7198]

dutchhhhh?????????????????????????????????????

[@flyingdutchman6568]

This professor that studied about the North Korean labour problems is Dutch you idiot

[@ZEFCustoms]

In Romania country part of NATO is full of North Koreans dollar heroes

[@perthpickers8851]

Sadly, yet another documentary, confirming the levels of depravity, man has exercised in exploiting the vulnerable, for personal gain. The more insight I acquire through this type of exposure, the more my faith in mankind dwindles. It's becoming overwhelmingly depressing watching the true underbelly of society, and leaves me with little hope for social redemption!

[@dariolendaric9918]

The most saddest thing is that the paychecks goes directly into the Kim dynasty bank account which, from latest news we got from NK, goes only to the nuclear program. Imagine that most of these workers think they still work to provide for their families who do not exist anymore because they already died of hunger. And I canˇt imagine what would the workers do if they ever find out.

[@subulaji1]

19:37 shouldve blurred it better. If I knew this guy personally, i wouldve easily identified him. He is probably gone. RIP

[@stiannobelisto573]

North Korea could have a million child slaves but people would still be more upset about western slavery that happened centuries ago🤯

[@Mejumba]

How can u be so heartless.

[@johnsmith-ht3sy]

Thats all due to western media brainwashing Europeans to feel quilt about antediluvian misinformation and to ignore todays corruption.

[@thesteelrodent1796]

they do have a million child slaves. A North Korean starts their working life at the age of 5 - they have no concept of minors. There isn't even a term for "minor" or "child labour" in their language

[@Bulmer39]

I have nothing but LMFAO at 46:21. She cannot scare my cat!

[@Miswak.]

I think the scary part is supposed to be the missiles afterwards, not the news woman.

[@ArgumentShow]

UK in less than 7 years

[@mnrtuhafenitwaa9266]

I am in pain mahn...imagine doing a job without a rest and when comes to pay day a person gets nothing😢😢😢

[@onclesam1463]

So, this is what real socialism looks like...

[@slifer0081]

Not socialism..... pure autocracy

[@heian17]

North Korea has replaced Marxisim with Juche for a long time

[@GeorgeDonnelly]

Amazing that NATO ally Poland is tolerating this. Outstanding documentary. Thank you.

[@365daysabroad]

imagine living in the country where everything is corrupt- welcome to Russia

[@ionvrabie9082]

Go to America is paradise there, ha ha ha .

[@heian17]

1:14 In North Korea, "dollar" is called 딸라 (ddalla), not 달러 (dalleo)

[@CokyFernandes]

Damai sejahtera semua nya setiap negara ", semoga kepala negara"di berikan nurani yang baik tidak gampang terprofokator dari oknum "mana pun 🙏🙏.

[@darkbean5117]

North Korea, when a regime structures itself like a mafia

[@ankitayadav5916]

nice work

[@golds335]

I think this is sad can't we all live together and save the world just think what mankind could achieve we we all got together.

[@shanehalpin7761]

Excellent journalism ere

[@ionvrabie9082]

You like American propaganda.

[@jennypalmer331]

What a horror for these people. I have some Korean neighbours and they are just lovely .

[@112chapters3]

You will see them in qatar

[@kritik7049]

EU EU EU. The promoter of human rights and the one who violates it under the table. Got no shame at all.

[@raymondparnell9028]

These are human beings we must put a stop to this I agree with the Japanese on this

[@ReplayAction868]

The guy from the shipyard and in the car sounds like an SSer.

[@VungL]

I love how we're all sad about them and Literally living off of their free labour. We're all HYPOCRITES!. 😑 It is not the mistake that has been done that makes us a bad person but NOT CORRECTING the mistake is what makes us monsters.

[@loganbothwell543]

So how do you propose we do that?????? Send money????? 🤣. Just what we need another Democrat....with all the answers!!!!

[@VungL]

@@loganbothwell543 what?

[@arcasb]

You have to watch this people who sleep 2 hours a night to survive. '' Working & Homeless: The Death of the American Dream | Poverty in the USA Documentary ''

[@calvino6670]

@@loganbothwell543 0

[@TheAmelito123]

how are we living off of their free labour? i think they are mostly in siberia russia, china , mongolia and africa. if you are in that region still not everyone is benefiting in their labour unless every worker in the world is North korean? it doesnt make any sense.

[@davidmitterlehner]

The problem is there is no reliable way for consumers to know if the products they are buying have been made using forced labor. There needs to be some sort of standard or a quality seal, if that is not there you really cannot blame the consumer too much imo.

[@blodekont5458]

34:18 the wealthiest Family hires the cheapest laboureres... Red Shield.. ROTSCHIELD...

[@MFFMPN]

That’s why they’re the worlds wealthiest family…. You’ll find that across the board though!! Just look at Jeff Bezos and the stories that come out of his giant Amazon factories from labourers to delivery drivers the amount of work they’re pushed to do for minimum wage and in some cases the conditions they have to tolerate from only having 1 toilet in a mega factory to lack of breaks during a work day etc etc…. Ok I don’t think Elon Musk is as bad as Amazon but I’m starting to hear a few stories now of the amount of work expected by employees with unimaginable deadlines to meet etc etc…. One thing that really bothers me are unrealistic deadlines!! Jobs that should usually take 2years being forced to be completed in 8-12mths it’s all greed it’s all about $$$

[@MALGORZATAMIROSLAWAKIM]

Dziekuje bardzo Happy to see video.

[@정대현-w1r]

봐주셔서 감사합니다!!

[@lemonacidrounds7293]

1:57 Samsung are building trucks? Didn't know that.

[@orccomputers2145]

as people starve on American streets we do nothing accept point out it happens in other country's to.

[@laurencelockwood6209]

People will always starve on American streets, British streets as well. We are not socially structured to protect people weaker than ourselves or to offer help. We are inward looking.

[@orccomputers2145]

@@laurencelockwood6209 well as america starts yet more wars and still let's its peoples starve and pay the costs through taxes.

[@wademacdougall1600]

It no difference over in North Korea then anywhere else in the world,we all work the government's take a lot of your $$