Russia has once again begun to recruit thousands of workers from North Korea to address the labor shortage related to the invasion of Ukraine and the campaign against labor migrants from other countries, writes BBC. Prior to 2018, many North Korean workers were employed in Russia under harsh conditions. These workers were subjected to exploitation, with their wages being withheld until they returned to their homeland. This practice has raised concerns about human rights violations and modern-day slavery. The recruitment of North Korean workers is seen as a way to fill the labor gap caused by recent events. The exploitation of these workers has drawn criticism from various human rights organizations. It is essential to address this issue and ensure that all workers are treated fairly and paid for their work.

Russia is again hiring North Korean workers in mass (as well as soldiers) According to BBC, North Koreans are being put in slave-like conditions – and not getting paid until they return home – Meduza

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