Learn About Forced Labor in China
The Chinese government forces religious and ethnic minorities to labor in internment camps in the name of "re-education."
Advocates for Public Interest Law
http://www.apil.or.kr/
- Contact Information:
- #505, 163, Anguk dong, Jongno gu
- Seoul,
- South Korea
- Active In: South Korea
- Forms of Abolition:
- Awareness, Policy Making, Aftercare
- Forms of Slavery:
- Sex Trafficking, Forced Labor
- Tel: +82 (0) 23 478-0529
- Email: info@apil.or.kr
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