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Iranian seasonal workers in Turkey allegedly beaten after demanding unpaid wages - Stockholm Center for Freedom
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Iranian seasonal workers in Turkey allegedly beaten after demanding unpaid wages - Stockholm Center for Freedom
Thirty Iranian seasonal workers, including women, were allegedly beaten in Turkey’s northeastern Rize province after demanding unpaid wages, the Birgün daily reported, citing the ANKA news agency. The workers who had traveled to the Çayeli district for a 15-day tea harvest were allegedly housed in poor conditions at an industrial site and paid 1,100 lira (about $24) a day despite a reported daily rate of 3,000 to 4,000 lira for tea harvesting . …
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