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7 Chinese sentenced to 20 years each for trafficking and forced labor in South Africa

Seven Chinese nationals received 20-year sentences for trafficking 91 Malawian workers, including children, who endured forced labor and hazardous conditions at a Johannesburg sweatshop.

  • Seven Chinese nationals were sentenced to 20 years in prison each for human trafficking and forced labor of Malawians in South Africa.
  • The group smuggled 91 Malawians, including 37 children, into South Africa and made them work in appalling conditions at a factory.
  • The victims were forced to work long hours for low wages, were not allowed to leave the premises, and were given unsuitable food.
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7 Chinese sentenced to 20 years each for trafficking and forced labor in South Africa

A court in Johannesburg has sentenced seven Chinese nationals to terms of 20 years in prison each for trafficking people from Malawi and forcing them to work at a factory in South Africa.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Wednesday, September 10, 2025.
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