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Four Moroccans reveal Italy waterless housing exploitation
Italian police have uncovered a heinous exploitation scandal involving four Moroccan workers in the agricultural sector in Catania. They were working up to 70 hours a week picking oranges under harsh conditions. Their wages were paid by the piece, with each box earning them only one euro. They faced threats and were forcibly displaced from homes that lacked water and electricity. An organized network was found to be monitoring the workers, enforcing a demanding work pace, and forcing them to work and live in inhumane conditions. The main suspect has been detained and placed under house arrest, with legal residence permits secured for the victims. Investigations are still ongoing to determine final responsibilities.
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