Violation of Human Rights
Violation of Human Rights
During the visit, when the questions were asked to the workers, the following human rights
violations were identified.
1. Exploitation of Labour:
Workers at the spice factory are facing long working hours, low wages, and poor working
conditions along with a lack of proper safety equipment or breaks.
2. Child Labor:
Children below the age of 14 years in spice production, which deprives them of education and
exposes them to hazardous conditions.
3. Discrimination:
Workers are facing discrimination based on their gender, ethnicity, and other factors, impacting
their pay, job security, and treatment.
Health Risks: Workers are exposed to harmful chemicals without protective gear, leading to
respiratory issues or skin diseases.
Inadequate Facilities: Lack of clean drinking water, restrooms, and sanitary conditions
significantly impact workers' health.
6. Wage Theft:
Unpaid Overtime: Workers may be required to work extra hours without compensation.
Illegal Deductions: Employers might make unauthorized deductions from wages, further reducing
take-home pay.