SAO PAULO (AP) — Brazilian prosecutors said Tuesday they are suing Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD and two of its contractors over allegations of using workers in slave-like labor conditions and engaging in international human trafficking.

The labor prosecutors’ office in Bahia state said in a statement that they are seeking 257 million Brazilian reais ($50 million) in damages from BYD, China JinJiang Construction Brazil and Tecmonta Equipamentos Inteligentes.

The lawsuit stems from an investigation that led to the rescue last year of 220 Chinese workers from the construction site of BYD’s new factory in the city of Camaçari. Prosecutors said the workers were brought to Brazil under false pretenses and with visas that did not match their jobs.

“Working conditions were extremely degrading. Five settlements were kept by BYD, JinJiang and Tecmonta. Some workers slept on beds without mattresses and had their personal belongings alongside with their food,” the prosecutors’ office said. “There were few bathrooms, which were not gender-assigned. In one of the settlements, there was one toilet for 31 people, forcing workers to wake up at 4 a.m. for their personal hygiene before their work.”

Poor country like Brazil also feel that CCP factory condition count as slavery conditions. So bad exploitation.

tell Brazil to settle their own problems first, especially street crimes like robberies, thieveries, gangbangers etc...

tell Brazil to settle their own problems first, especially street crimes like robberies, thieveries, gangbangers etc...

tell Brazil to settle their own problems first, especially street crimes like robberies, thieveries, gangbangers etc...

workers to wake up at 4 a.m

i also wake up at 4.30am for work  y no one speak for me

its because they work like slave deswai the car can be <100k