"We Will Hold Those Who Abused Them Accountable," Says Sapporo Regional Labor Union, Taking a Firm Stance. Three Myanmar Workers Who Were Assaulted and Verbally Abused at a Farm in Kyogoku Town and Subsequently Taken Into Custody Have Found New Jobs and Are Leaving Hokkaido After Spending About Six Months There. <Hokkaido>

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Three Myanmar workers who were allegedly abused by the de facto managers of a farm in Kyogoku Town, Hokkaido, left Hokkaido on November 9th after being protected by a labor union. The three Myanmar workers, two men and two women, had spent about six months in Hokkaido. They left on the 9th after securing new jobs. "They are responsible for what you and your predecessors have suffered, so we will hold them accountable," said Suzuki, advisor to th…