So terrible, and recalls the 2004 Morecambe bay cockling disaster. Besides the immediate trauma from their deaths, the debt left from paying the "snakehead" gangsters will likely weigh down the bereaved families for a long time.https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2007/jun/20/ukcrime.humanrights …
I remember watching CNN in 2000 when the breaking news said a truck load of bodies were found in the UK.The nationality of the dead wasn’t clear. My heart sank.I knew they were Chinese.This time I thought to myself they couldn’t be Chinese...They must have lost hope to risk liveshttps://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1187319545817698305 …
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I thought the same. Can't believe it. Feel very sad for their families.
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Tell me another strong country where their countrymen are trying to smuggle to a new life.
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It’s the other side of Chinese migration/ visits to the UK of Fuerdai tourists students and investors. Desperate people trafficked as part of modern slavery
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Though still a sad news. But they are mostly Vietnamese. And leave China alone pleaee
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human trafficking is quite profitable
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Consume someone's death for anti-China propaganda (吃人血馒头), west media like
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