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Paradise prison: How 107 Bangladeshis became enslaved on a Pacific island | Slavery News | Al Jazeera
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Instead of legitimate jobs, 107 men from Bangladesh became slaves in Vanuatu working under the threat of harm, death.
Paradise prison: How 107 Bangladeshis became enslaved on a Pacific island | Slavery News | Al Jazeera Save Click here to share on social media Share Add Al Jazeera on Google The Pacific island nation of Vanuatu [Getty Images] By Prianka Srinivasan Published On 30 Sep 2023 30 Sep 2023 Port Vila, Vanuatu – When Bangladeshi businessman Mustafizur Shahin left for a job opportunity overseas he did not expect to be held captive on a Pacific island, forced to work without pay, physically abused when he complained and saved only after he made a daring escape. What had promised to be a chance of a life
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