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Tag Archives: covid 19
Exploitation of food industry workers: Covid 19 highlights their plight
We know how we get our food to our table. To get it cheaply we rely on exploited workers. The economics of the food industry needs analysing whilst it is under the spotlight of Covid 19. Note suggestions for us … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, covid 19, food industry economics, human and labour rights, migrant workers, persecution, produce, racism
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Meat Processing Plants: Covid 19
As we all now know, if we didn’t before, meat is processed by workers who are forced to operate in close proximity. As a result many have succumbed to Covid 19. “Latino communities and all communities of color in the … Continue reading
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Tagged covid 19, diet, health, labour protection, low paid workers, meat consumption, meat processing plants, poverty, wealth
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The Food Industry and Covid 19
The Coronoravirus epidemic has highlighted many inequalities in society – the poorest are hit hardest by the consequences of the disease. I will add to this blog as I research it, but do not want to delay its publication as … Continue reading
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Tagged capitalism, consequences of unemployment, covid 19, fair wage, food industry, Maslow, poverty, respect, universal wage
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Ibrahimi Mosque, Palestine
From MiddleEast Eye: “During the coronavirus lockdown, everything was shut down, so the Israelis used this as a time for them to steal more land from Palestinians, because there was nothing people could do about it,” Abu Sneineh said. According … Continue reading
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Tagged covid 19, ethnic cleansing, Ibrahimi mosque, illegality, injustice, land grabs, Palestine, pestilence, sacred places
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