Myanmar's 'Waterfall' Black Garden Area Exposed for Cruel Labor Practices
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A series of posts by netizens have exposed the harsh working conditions and human rights abuses at the 'Waterfall' Black Garden Area in Myanmar's Three Pagodas region. The company, Remote Group, is accused of using extreme methods such as finger smashing, waterboarding, and sleep deprivation. Employees, referred to as 'pigs', are not allowed to contact their families and are punished with electric batons. The company operates 24/7 without rest, and there are reports of deaths due to the inhumane conditions.
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