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... f capital exploitation.
Some families are so poor that they can’t make ends meet, so they “sell” their children over 14 years old to companies.
The companies pay them a sum of money and then sign an 80-year labor contract with the children, agreeing to provide them with wages, food and lodging, and entrusted training among other benefits.
During these 80 years, the children are obligated to serve the company as the party of the second part.
If they want to termina ...
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