What a Union Is for: Slave Rebellion Against the Chinese Mafia in Prato Factories · Global Voices

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The story Ullah Zakha tells looks like the 19th century, but it starts in 2019. He left Gujrat, Pakistan, to walk to Italy, took a year and eight months. He shows on his mobile the route he made, and assures that all his companions have arrived the same: he passed through Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, Greece, Serbia, Hungary, Austria and in Italy ended up in Prato, half an hour from Florence. It is the second city of Tuscany with 198,000 inhabitant…