"How can you live like this?" How can they not? Given the same circumstances in life, born in a poor family, you would do anything to feed yourself and family. Education, religion and culture play an important role in building sustainable societies, the government should tackle those ones first.

@BlowmeRoger

Жыл бұрын

Youre an apologist for lazy trash livers, these poverty hellholes are always a "million years old" but yet most people sit around in filth,it takes nothing to come together and change things,theres no will to!!

@isabelc2131

2 ай бұрын

'Religion' and 'culture' are exactly what is holding humans back and keeping individuals abused and under control like a puppet. These two delusional concepts are the base of EVERY human rights violation.

"How can you live in these conditions??" Um did she really just ask him that? Wow.

The 3 women are walking around India acting like Karens.. complaining to the wrong people completely, storming out of factories, saying the place smells and what not. It was actually hard to watch considering most of these people have no other choice and those 3 privileged women walked in and complained to no end... Yeah it's bad and they shouldn't be in those positions but it is a poor country, the government keeps slums like this alive, aswell as every country buying these goods. But what is the alternative... It's the only way they make money. Awful awful awful.

@antonio7497

2 жыл бұрын

What they are doing in Dharavi. If mumbai as other good place to travel. It just stupid thing

@bethanyklix2465

2 жыл бұрын

You do realise this was filmed over 10 or 15 years ago

@JSkyGemini

2 жыл бұрын

@@bethanyklix2465 Nothing's changed for those people since 2008. Nothing ever changes for those poor people. Their situations can get worse if anything, especially after the pandemic.

@abcake655

2 жыл бұрын

@@bethanyklix2465 yes, I'm aware of that. Stacey said in this documentary that she was 20. I don't think it being an old documentary changes anything I said though

@yourlandladysson6395

2 жыл бұрын

@@bethanyklix2465 thanks for this info. I thought it is recent

Why are they surprised of the horrific conditions? It’s been well known forever

@ayronsmama05

2 жыл бұрын

For some seeing 1st hand is believing, kinda what the one person said. I hear but need to see.

@gillfrancis748

2 жыл бұрын

I guess 13 years ago, when this was filmed, there wasn’t the level of awareness that there is now

@user-ph4ej2jy8q

2 жыл бұрын

Because many people are privileged and ignorant to whatever problems don't directly involve them. If all the social media influencers knew their makeup kits off amazon were made in environments like this I'm sure they'd be horrified.

@brennathecatlover4360

2 жыл бұрын

They probably don’t realize how bad it actually is unless u see it for yourself like that one girl said

@drinkmorewater2798

2 жыл бұрын

Out of sight out of mind...

She should have stopped pushing when it came to the child worker. The kid clearly doesn't need a white savior waltzing in and taking away his job. He's trying to eat and feed his family. What's her alternative? When the kid inevitably gets fired for bringing trouble, is she going to personally cover his expenses after she flies home?

It's quite amazing how disconnected these people are. You don't know why they put up with it? Maybe it's because they don't have a choice. It's either this or you and those you care for literally can't survive.

@luresse

Жыл бұрын

Yes I thought this was a very disrespectful thing to say in front of these poor workers who have no choice but to do this to survive.

Not one comment about how GENUINELY AWESOME, HARDWORKING, GRATEFUL AND KIND INDIAN PEOPLE ARE. I love people from India. The many cold-hearted people around the world could learn a lesson from the India citizens

The kids painting the school was heart warming they may be poor, but they are rich in spirit God bless them.

@xoxoxoxoxo7997

2 жыл бұрын

Was my favorite also ❤️

The children...it’s just heartbreaking

ok but it's always weird to me how brits go to india for poverty tourism... as if this is not directly caused by colonialism...

@verszka1678

2 жыл бұрын

Lol, everything is caused by colonialism. It's not like these governments are incompetent and corrupt for decades

@paulwilliams2663

Жыл бұрын

Poverty tourism, I've travelled India extensively and have met the broad spectrum of Indian society. I have many colleagues, friends and family, who have visited India. Never have I heard anyone cite an interest, nor disregard for poverty, there. A viewpoint, uninformed. Completely untrue.

@piamuhammad

Жыл бұрын

Keep blaming colonialism….

@kennethyoung7564

11 ай бұрын

@@piamuhammad well that is because colonialism is to blame! Most of the money flows to rich countries. I believe it is an 11-13 trillion net profit for the rich countries, with the bottom 50 percent making about five percent of new revenue generated. Informal economy is 11-13 trillion annually. I have some ideas on how to help, but I need funding.

This isn't a problem that is happening overseas. It's going on right here in the UK. Boohoo fell foul over slave labour practices used by a number of their Leicester suppliers.

Going into someone else's country and saying its disgusting etc is frankly embarrassing and so disrespectful. These women need to get a grip, never left Luton until filming this lol

@yourlandladysson6395

2 жыл бұрын

It is actually disgusting. And they were irritated they couldn't hide it so they said it. What's the problem!? At least they treated the people like humans, even donated money to the children. But the only thing u could comment bout was their irritation towards a disgusting place which was truly disgusting

@angelaginn4596

2 жыл бұрын

We worked as children and didn't hurt me any. A lesson you can't learn in school. Spoiled brats.

These womens’ attitudes really grate on my nerves. Do they understand how PRIVILEGED they are, especially to the people who live there?? Their attitudes are equally as disgusting as the conditions the locals work in.

I'm surprised the clothes reaches the shops overseas in clean condition.

@axeblue

2 жыл бұрын

Hahahahahah, very true.

@missybugatti3987

2 жыл бұрын

I’m not surprised at all … they probably get pay deducted or worse if they don’t keep the garments clean🤷🏽‍♀️

@axeblue

2 жыл бұрын

@@missybugatti3987 You need a lower standard; they solely produce the materials. The buyers buy from them and resell the product to another. Any complaints will impact the Middleman, not these slum kids.

@penduloustesticularis1202

2 жыл бұрын

I would wash them on high heat anyway to be on the safe side.

@cg8096

2 жыл бұрын

Even though if cloth is Degraded in nature, your mothers will bought in sale and regard it as bonanza deal because that's all you can afford with miniscule pay of father of yours

Was waiting for the next addition in this series, Thanks again Real Stories!

@willlaw1672

2 жыл бұрын

the channel Only Human has the whole series

Glad to see this was a humbling experience...they now need to educate & advocate 🙏

Stacey learnt loads from this and became famous with her own series of investigative research.

I love how when the English see these conditions they cry, almost entirely unaware that not too long ago London itself looked like this.

@originalunoriginal4055

2 жыл бұрын

Didn't know London had open sewers!

Horrible conditions and so little pay. But oddly I’m seeing people smile. The guy talking about making money to take care of family … that’s the thing. They appreciate things , they want to take care of family. Their priorities are so different from most of ours. I got a lot out of this doc. Thk you!

These girls are absolutely spoiled and don’t understand that this is another world. How can they keep saying “this is disgusting” to the people’s faces. Her attitude is disgusting

@ann-mariepaliukenas19

2 жыл бұрын

It is digusting.You wouldn’t work there.No one says the workers are disgusting they want better conditions for the workers.

These brats are so concerned about what is being paid per item made, I truly wonder if they would speak differently if more was paid?

The big question is why does the Indian government financially fail these kids families but can afford a space programme. SMH

@antonio7497

2 жыл бұрын

Country which has a more than 1 billion population.it is obvious that thier will poverty it is not a rocket science

@Iamtheliquor

2 жыл бұрын

@@antonio7497 the money spent on the space programme should be used to help their population that live in poverty.

@Noir_music

2 жыл бұрын

@@Iamtheliquor it's not that simple, tbh india is like a failed state it would require a miracle to make things right but I am pretty sure our people ,politics and other radical organisations won't let that happen , poverty is here to stay

@Iamtheliquor

2 жыл бұрын

@@Noir_music but surely the space programme money would be better spent on helping the poor

@hellachan8080

2 жыл бұрын

@@Iamtheliquor donate money of ur space program, if u r so concerned about them.

Such a wonderful documentary! Bringing so much greatness as a result.

@harshitbasand9983

2 жыл бұрын

This slum is called dharavi i live here

Many people say " I can't change my circumstances, but I can change my attitude.

Great lesson in being “human.”

The irony is that, Even in 2021, child labour is a norm. one of my cousin (15yo) came from village to same location (Dharavi) to earn few bucks to support his family finance. It's something that, at individual level, no can do anything to solve this problem.

@abrarshaikh2254

2 жыл бұрын

@Malone's Cones Good Ice Cream not only in india, Many countries are facing same problem.

The ladies faces reaction makes me laugh a thousand times. That's the reality of life.

If the child doesn't lie, his family may go hungry. I don't agree with child labor at all, but you can't fix something if you don't correct the problem behind it

@joywalker4918

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly I'm completely against children working, but if they're in a very poor part of the country, and they don't have a choice. Then I understand that to, we don't have the right to judge any body other than the entitled people in this, and of course, the selfish and narcissistic people in this to, but if is going to give a child and their family food and shelter, all I really can say is I do understand it I went threw something similar when I was young we didn't have food sometimes and it's absolutely horrible, but at least they won't be starving and believe me when I say it hurts my heart to say that.

@yourlandladysson6395

2 жыл бұрын

@@joywalker4918 exactly. I actually blame people who make children they can't cater for. Those children have to work. If they do, they can feed and have somewhere to stay. Its better than them living a street life and committing crimes. The only problem I have is the maltreatment of those children by the factory owners

@joywalker4918

2 жыл бұрын

@@yourlandladysson6395 Yeah, I agree with everything you're saying, and I blame them the same way you do. People really shouldn't get on to the parents, because without them, working there, wouldn't be any food or anything else coming into the home, and that's really sad, and it's horrible that they have to grow up so incredibly fast, it hurts my heart for these kids. I know you feel the exact same way, though definitely, they're not treated right, and they should be and you're right, its better than them living a street life I absolutely hate that these kids are working, but all these people who are judging the parents, really shouldn't be doing that, because one thing they need to understand a lot of these people, didn't finish school, and some of them have no idea how to even prevent having a baby. And these people want to judge and put them down for that, and to me, that's messed up, they should try to look at it from that viewpoint, and realize that for these kids to stay alive, then they're going to have to work, sorry for the late reply, sweetie.

@yourlandladysson6395

2 жыл бұрын

@@joywalker4918 I understand most of those parents are illiterate but i still blame them. I'm Nigerian and same thing is happening in my country. Infact India and Nigeria has so many similarities when it comes to ways of living and the society. Would you believe me when I tell you that many of those parents had those children just so they can work for them and bring money home? Don't be surprised those children even endure more back breaking labour when working with their parents

@originalunoriginal4055

2 жыл бұрын

Let's say a young kid somewhere in LA invents a product, which leads to a successful business he needs to run, manufacturing in his garage.. Is that not child labour? What is the difference, when running his business, will require carrying out similar work duties?

They're imposing their own ideas of childhood onto people who had no kind of childhood. My own grandfather worked in factories just to eat. During the depression. School was a luxury and he had to quit. These kids really think this is the parents' fault? These people have no medical or dental help or anything.

after this stacey dooley was given an oppty to make documentaries for the BBC and rather surprisingly was very good at it. she presented docos on serious social issues and has become very popular. she has a great ability to empathise with the ppl profiled in the docos and she was not afraid to ask confronting questions to ppl in power. one she did is abt the tragic level of domestic violence in russia and a law change allowing men to avoid jail if their victim has no visible injuries.

I appreciate the changes that they are making. Thank for what you guys are doing for those babies 💜

"How can you live in these conditions? It's sick!" Bro, what? These women got their noses so high in the air it's ridiculous to watch.

@JSkyGemini

2 жыл бұрын

Completely ignorant and the definition of entitled.

@originalunoriginal4055

2 жыл бұрын

Yhhh they behaving like they've some sort of A list celebs!

@cleric8543

2 жыл бұрын

And she act like she were white chick,she herself an Indian I can tell.irony😂

What is wrong with these entitled girls. They expect to be treated differently? They honestly think this is about being HAPPY and HEALTHY? Can they really be that misinformed, that entitled, that ignorant that they think people aren't damn grateful to be able to work. "Take into account your own feelings"? They're not doing these jobs to "benefit their families". Good God, They're trying to keep their families alive. Trying to feed them.

Why do some parents send their children to work in slums and do not go there by themselves?🤔

@xoxoxoxoxo7997

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr I'm more disappointed in the parents and government than anything

@xoxoxoxoxo7997

2 жыл бұрын

The adults can't do the same work?

@harshitbasand9983

2 жыл бұрын

This slum is called dharavi i live here

My heart is broken for those children 😭

@harshitbasand9983

2 жыл бұрын

This slum is called dharavi i live here

I believe The UK had these atrocious conditions, work houses, child labor, unsanitary, all of these same situations . It’s so sad that people have to accept these jobs, but you will do anything to feed your family or parents.

So they wanted to see it and talk about it but wouldn’t work a shift with those they pity? Poor babies.

@harshitbasand9983

2 жыл бұрын

This slum is called dharavi i live here

It’s a shock how the working conditions are. It’s also a shock on how happy the Indian people are. We can learn a lot from these hard working people. I couldn’t watch the whole thing the auction was making me nauseous.

@ananyanegi9423

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, judge condition of people in india by only going to slums. There are poor and homeless people in USA. Why there're no documentaries made about them. People do these kind if stuff to feel good about themselves. Before potraying india in bad light people should look into their own backyard.

This video is about 10 or 15 years old if not more Stacy Dooley is really young in this video I recognize that voice anywhere

@jenesisjones6706

2 жыл бұрын

So what? Has anything changed in that time? THAT is the worst result of the "dated" video.

Nobody is mentioning how the ladies' attitudes changed as time went on

8am - 10pm and I complain about a 7 Hour shift. Definitely need follow up on this place please

Plz include the filming year, thanks.

@vibinout301

2 жыл бұрын

2008

@Iamtheliquor

2 жыл бұрын

If you bother to read the summary its all there

This is the result of having parents who are more concerned about the act of making children and not taking care of them and hunger has motivated the children to work, regardless of the circumstances. Then there is the fact that a failed government allows this to happen despite the world has knowledge of the exploitation of children.

@bobjary9382

2 жыл бұрын

Failed govt perhaps.. But complicit are the multinationals the retailers and the people who buy the tat they think of as trendy or fashionable

@milesinnz

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobjary9382 population 1960 = 450 million, now 1,350 million, and you want to blame the government for this ?

@bobjary9382

2 жыл бұрын

@@milesinnz I wasnt really blaming the govt more than anyone else just answering the prev post... However since you seem to like the notion they have no responsibility? If India are to 'control' its pop increase, and they haven't the heart for China style tactics en masse, it must be abolishing ignorance, superstition and outmoded philosophies with education., a job for the govt surely. Indias continued concentration on the best and brightest to the detriment of a better basic education means not only illiteracy but pregnancy

@milesinnz

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobjary9382 I only know a few Indian people and those are outside of India. I know a great deal many more in Africa and SE Asian countries. I have to suspect the India has a mix of issues as regards education. I do not know a great deal about Hinduism. But in Africa - which actually has a far far worse issue of population increase because of the future projections. The truth is the data from places like India and China is a natural leveling off of population increase. I think the action being proposed in India is too late and why India is a country where most people seem to want to get out - if they could. A lot of these areas of rapid increases in population have a strong religious component. Allah will decide how many children you will have and then the attitude of the Catholic Church in the Philippines as an example. These powers work to stop sexual education, are anti contraption and anti abortion. How do you change this ? Then there is the cultural aspect. From Ghana, talking to a girl there I asked her how many siblings she had. She said 21 - her father had 3 wives (she was unemployed and was desperate for some old White man to take her out of Ghana). I said well that’s your problem then and her reply was “but that is our culture”. I am not sure just how much women are subjugated in India and how much control they have over their own bodies. Then you have the caste system. So, no it is not just a matter of education.

@bobjary9382

2 жыл бұрын

@@milesinnz Miles I have been back and forth to India many times and seen the country I have a great affection for change unbelievably over 40 years whilst parts remain almost untouched, I can't see anything other than education bringing the population down. Enforced sterilisation has unfortunately been a little tested along with bribery without success. But give people a reason to have smaller families show them by education how it benefits them and give them the means to do it. This will win over old ideas and superstition eventually Women who are educated, given control of their fertility can become so much more for their country other than baby making machines. The problems you.mention are there and in other developing countries but they aren't unsurmountable and precedents exist. Social engineering of an enforced kind will lead to the problems like those unfolding in China.( Aging non productive workforce with predicted pop lower than 1B) . I can't see a humane alternative to education but perhaps you have ideas?

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@Saylors_leverage

1 hour in and she can't handle it? Yet, maybe she should look at the label on her current clothing and sit there and focus on why she's there. Other humans are working there too.... being humble is an excellent quality

Have these people been living under a rock for the last decades?

@ann-mariepaliukenas19

2 жыл бұрын

This was filmed decades ago

Condescending attitude. I feel sorry for these workers , and they have to work in that conditions years and years. The journalists only just posed in front of the camera for few minutes.

Painting on walls? How lame. Those kids have mountains of physical needs. So what was the purpose?

🙏 My heart is crying right now. 😔

So unacceptable. The child labor guy doesn't fear for his own safety? Tough job I bet

Wow they have the audacity to say it's filthy and what not. Should I tell them?

जब भी मैं किसी एशियाई या अफ्रीकी देश में गरीबी और अन्याय के बारे में इस तरह की वृत्तचित्र फिल्में देखता हूं, तो मैं हमेशा दो पहलुओं के बारे में सोचता हूं: 1. इस देश का बेकार नेतृत्व और खूनी राजनेता कहाँ है जो चुनाव के दौरान इन लोगों से वादे करते हैं लेकिन उनके रहन-सहन को बदलने के लिए कुछ नहीं करते हैं? 2. दूसरा, इस देश के स्वार्थी अमीर या कुलीन वर्ग के लोग कहाँ हैं और वे अपने ही लोगों की देखभाल क्यों नहीं कर रहे हैं? मुझे यूरोपीय देशों पर और जिस तरह से वे अपने लोगों की देखभाल करते हैं, उस पर मुझे गर्व है। लेकिन भारत, पाकिस्तान, बांग्लादेश और कई अफ्रीकी देशों और उनके नेतृत्व जैसे उन देशों के लिए शर्म की बात है जो सत्ता में आने पर इन लोगों को भूल जाते हैं। कुटिल राष्ट्रों में, स्वार्थ आदर्श है। जब इस देश का गरीब वर्ग धनी हो जाता है, तो वे अपना इतिहास भूल जाते हैं और अपने गरीब लोगों को भूल जाते हैं। राजनेता चाहते हैं कि वे बेरोजगार, अशिक्षित और बेघर रहें ताकि वे जब चाहें उनका शोषण कर सकें। ''पढ़े या पढ़े-लिखे हो गए तो अपना हक मांगना शुरू कर देंगे, इसलिए उन्हें इस अवस्था में हमेशा के लिए रख दो'', यही बात भारतीय राजनेता अपने कुटिल मन में गहराई से सोचते हैं। मुझे आश्चर्य नहीं है अगर इनमें से कुछ स्लमडॉग लोग, बड़े होने पर, अपने हाथों में हथियार लेते हैं और अमीर लोगों से पैसे छीनना शुरू कर देते हैं या राजनीति में अधिक शक्ति हासिल करने के लिए गैंगस्टर (मेरा मतलब राजनेताओं) द्वारा गाली देते हैं। इस खूनी राज्य के खूनी धार्मिक लोग कहाँ हैं? करोड़पति कहां हैं और बॉलीवुड कहां है जो हमेशा कुलीन वर्ग के लिए फिल्में बनाता है, भारत को इस ग्रह पर सबसे अमीर देश के रूप में दिखा रहा है? वे मंगल ग्रह पर उपग्रह क्यों भेज रहे हैं जबकि उनके 70,000,000 (70 मिलियन) लोग रेलवे लाइनों पर पेशाब करते हैं। अमीर लोगों को शर्म आती है? धिक्कार है कुटिल राजनेताओं को और खासकर मोदी कहे जाने वाले कुटिल नेताओं के नेता को। वह जानता है कि समस्या कहां है और वह इन गरीब लोगों का समर्थन करने की जहमत नहीं उठाएगा क्योंकि वे वोट नहीं डालते हैं या वे निचली जाति से हैं। बाकी दुनिया को भारत के काले पक्ष को दिखाने का साहस करने के लिए फिल्म निर्माता को धन्यवाद। मैं चाहता हूं कि ये सरकार अपने लोगों की ईमानदारी से देखभाल करे और अपनी जनता को शिक्षित करने के लिए कुछ करे। काश कोई एनजीओ या कोई अंतरराष्ट्रीय संगठन साहस करता और कुछ बदलने के लिए करता। कोई भी, यहां तक ​​कि भारतीय भी नहीं, अपने ही कुटिल राजनेताओं से कुछ भी उम्मीद नहीं करते हैं। डब्ल्यूएचओ, ह्यूमैनिटी फर्स्ट, रेडक्रॉस या सेव द चिल्ड्रन जैसे संगठन आगे बढ़ते हैं और बदलाव लाने का साहस करते हैं। कृपया आगे आने से पहले आपदाओं के घटित होने की प्रतीक्षा न करें। अब आओ और इन गरीब लोगों का समर्थन करें।

Why do crowds of people just stand there while they're filming? It doesn't look like they're particularly interested in what's happening. But still there they are ... standing there in a crowd.

The first time i went to india i hated it but when i got back to England i was in the country for 24 hours and i booked up again and 11 times after that and now i love the country

Produced in the slums of Mumbai, for a " need to be relevant" teenager in America- and from there, the jeans will head over to Africa- operating the biggest "2nd hand clothes" market! From Mumbai to Cali, then a final trip to Mali!

Lol im working in one of those clothing factories, just finished a 13.5 hour shift. Though my job is to cut down a cloths according to various shapes and size and dangerously move my fingers around a giant 1 feet blade without any protective gloves. God i love my minimum wage job.

@milesinnz

2 жыл бұрын

yes, the situation you are in is not of your making, but how many siblings go you have, and how many siblings did your parents have ? how many children do you have to support ?

I like how Stacey started her own investigation top lass at least she cares

Amrita could easily pass as a local

Dharavi in Mumbai, India is the worlds largest slum as it were and Mumbai also has the most expensive home in the world Antilia besides Buckingham palace which is in the UK.

As an Indian I claim and quote this with full responsibility - "Not a single slum will exist in the entire country if the politicians are not corrupt and their main purpose of being elected is not to get re-elected again in the next session" PERIOD!

@kennethyoung7564

11 ай бұрын

Poverty is a byproduct of colonialism in large part. Ending corruption in India is only part of the problem, because how do you fix the problem when most of the evil lies in the colonial systems that exist between rich and poor countries. This is why Gandhi wanted self autonomous communities and not to have too much dependence on the west. Makes sense. Even defining poverty is colonial in my opinion. I am american, I live a privileged life.

I had a feeling that Stacey Dooley wasn't a professional journalist

@gg-bs1ey

2 жыл бұрын

She was 20 here dude, this was filmed 13 years ago. She's obviously grown and developed a lot more both as a person and as a journalist. This was literally her first ever appearance on TV.

Yes indeed reality side

Stacey is sooo cute!! Too bad she's such a spoiled prude, like all of them.

@milesinnz

2 жыл бұрын

@Malone's Cones Good Ice Cream if that is true, then I have no sympathy for her.. she most obviously should sort out her own psychological issues before she tries to preach to other people..

@milesinnz

2 жыл бұрын

@Malone's Cones Good Ice Cream exactly... trying to make sense of their own miserable messed up/mixed up lives... all while refusing to address their own issues... and the sick joke is, that the most privileged are very susceptible to this... I wonder how these frauds managed to get into media ? mummy and daddy ?

@michaelweems679

2 жыл бұрын

@Malone's Cones Good Ice Cream how could you possibly know that?

@misszt

2 жыл бұрын

This is bullshit, Stacey Dooley admitted to running in the wrong circles when she was younger but she's not a crack addict! *yawn*

@originalunoriginal4055

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! Her attitude and self-centric ego is appalling! Very unprofessional!

Looking at hardworking people

If you won't buy any clothes from India how these people will survive? That was stupid to say. It's not a surprise the working conditions of these people from India. China, Taiwan, Vietnam, etc. have the same situation.

@1XparadoxX1

2 жыл бұрын

It’s more about the working conditions.

@michaelweems679

2 жыл бұрын

So you would rather they have no jobs and starve to death?

@1XparadoxX1

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelweems679 it’s about giving them proper wages and working conditions

You wanna complain, CALL THE COMPANIES. This is a catch 22 situation. Yes, it breaks my heart that these children are harmed by their bosses. That's indisputably wrong. However, a lot of these people don't have the options we do or even know another way of life. The ONLY thing that matters to them is money. The hope and finance to provide a better life. It's up to the consumer and the companies to establish change. If a company sources their clothing in India, they're just as responsible.

People should not be working in such awful conditions

She’s actually feeling sorry for herself because shes feeling sorry for him?

Their disgust is not the fault of the bosses...it's the fault of the ridiculous/selfish people who WANT/DEMAND cheap/fast fashion. This is a disease of the whole world- where the *haves* rarely know where their purchases actually come from. It's the *have-nots* who work to just survive.

@axeblue

2 жыл бұрын

Result of our Selfies, more like it.

@agnieszkapasinska8314

2 жыл бұрын

@@axeblueOmg I've never made selfie 🤳 and follow for fast fashion and maybe "normal fashion" 🤔😉. I close more to minimalist form of life like someone else who would like be free from dopamine dance🐍, but it's difficult for many reasons 👍. Wherever you go there are some mental traps👩🏼‍💻🧐🤫😎🤗

Talk about PRIVILEGED. Holy Moly

Does she think that closing down the factory where the child works will help him? Maybe it would. But I heard him say he needs to money to eat. That he can't both eat AND go to school. And if he had to choose he needs to eat. The problem is much deeper.

What they can say disgusting for the whole day.

Best Doc

She sure found a way to get out of the hard work, lol! Smart

@harshitbasand9983

2 жыл бұрын

This slum is called dharavi i live here

Hello 👋 Please could I take some of your KZread videos and translate them into another language? Would it be considered a copyright infringement?

Designer and Corporate Company should be ashamed corporate greed cheap labor

Why are they repeating documentaries. We've seen this already!!

I always buy secondhand. This is why

Horrific to humanity! Wake up world

its heartbreaking because sometimes we are brought into tough circumstances due to our upbringing, and yes we all have talents and abilities, and we can change our destiny, its not easy though... and these factories are employing people and paying them, sure it's not right, but it could be helping people who have to put food on there plate, there are far worse conditions in other parts of the world too. Its not easy to break out of poverty, and also we can't even begin to judge either. I am all for we can change our circumstance. but i can't say that i could do it in there circumstances either. Sometimes they can't afford a school education, sometime's they are manipulated into living a different life. I walked away from a job that would be considered absolutely rich to them, however i have the option to do this. And maybe the owner is helping the boy contribute to his family that need food. we don't know. these stories drive me to become very wealthy so that i can give back.. i want to one day donate 50% of my income and really travel the world giving back, it's humbling, not to mention mental health is a serious problem, that gentlemen in the shop, i could see his innocence and pain, of course he doesn't want to do it, As if you cant see the sorrow in his eyes. To me just hugging people like that would be my dream, i know what it's like to struggle truly. And i can honestly say so many people have no idea how tough it truly is to live in these peoples shoes. sometimes i really admire these people... they find joy and happiness in the toughest places and enviroments. that's true courage and wealth. there is a lot we can learn about this, and develop our own humility. the job i declined well they all spoke hindi this was in australia, and only 3 out of 30 were actually australian, i declined the job, for the working conditions, the women got treated as royalty and got to sit down on the easy jobs too, the managers don't speak english, they don't pay what they should legally. they don't even pay night rates. So i left, however these guys are immagrants and there studying to so it comes down to survival for them they have to.

these working conditions are considered luxury in other parts of the world.

The girl with the jewelry clearly dressed herself to look rich in front of all those poor people

Would be some way to assist kids get schooling and work part-time if necessary as it appears they are forced anyway. Maybe its would not be possible due to what may accepted or not India. Just seems like there is a way to improve everyone's situation but still provide goods and services. A more humane method. Look forward to others thoughts and suggestions.

The problem. . Not the parents, the kid or the shop owner but the West. We are so hypocrites!

Imagine paying more for your clothes and buying less of them..... Maybe pay some direct cash to the "factories"

This is not any factory, just a small business.

The one girl in the beginning didn’t care if her clothes were made by a 3 yr old……but seeing a 12-14 yr old working upsets her. This is reality, the world is a very unfair, scary place. Being so sheltered they are clueless, this is a great way to educate these young people.

@kennethyoung7564

11 ай бұрын

most westerners could care less. I come from a very religious family, but most of my family loses very little sleep over the poor. Go into any church and ask this one question, "do you lose sleep over the lives of the poor?" i bet the answer will be no for most.

that ginger is such a pain

I agree with sweat shops being terrible. But the young people from the UK prolly never seen real work to begin with. Kids today are so soft

A better question is what work would they have if they wasn't buying the clothes.

I would willing pay a little more for my garments, if I was certain it was going to these poor people

Every clue you buy send a little money to the factory directly. I direct that will help them. You'll be able to afford a little better than working environment.

Those girls think that complaining about someone else’s working condition is helpful, it’s not, it’s actually quite rude. Can’t you see India is trying to make better lives for themselves it just takes time because of their economy. They are not privileged. Stop calling it disgusting when people clearly already know and deal with it daily.

Food is more important than an education in some crounties. Not all have the luxury she's had. Us older generation understand parents need help to support the family. Pull together as a family. You said it. It's not you and you have no idea what it's like there.

Great title, "Poverty documentary". Must be a great feeling to watch it when you feel low and end up grateful. You are only looking at the symptoms, did you try to find the root causes? Things are surely deeper than this. I would say there are two root causes: 1. The colonial looting. Go find out how much of that loot is in the tax havens of UK and why is your govt. not transparent about them? 2. The owners of those factories were once very poor and were exploited and their bosses and their bosses too. Guess who were the first bosses? There is someone/many even now who keeps a bunch of people perpetually poor so that there is always someone who works for cheap, locally and globally.

These girls have no idea. Seriously ladies you are all privileged individuals. These poor people have no choice but to work in these condition..they need to eat.

How about just paying the kids more money. So what if the multibillion dollar corporation that buys the clothes from these people, Loses an extra million dollars a year in profit.. They still make billions.. No big deal. The level of greed is epic.

@darrenrobinson9041

2 жыл бұрын

The retailers don't pay the children. There's a whole supply chain to follow. And the media would crucify anyone who encouraged child labor.

snap snap this is the real world b

The young westerner asked the young Indian lad whether it was difficult working hard for his family as appose to him working for himself. The question reveals how the average westerner view the importance of family in his life. In many developed countries the thought of sacrificing ones life for family is not at the top of the list. Its obvious the Indian lad loves his family and understand how important it is to help support his family financially as much as he can, given the poverty they are having to live in. The Westerner can learn from him how not to look out for his own selfish interest. For him to leave and strick out on his own would have an extremely negative outcome for his family as a whole. Its the family unite that helps them get through the poverty unjust treatment they are having to endure.