The Sri Lankan migrant worker initially hesitated to report the abuse out of fear he wouldn’t be able to find another job. - The Korea Herald/ANN
SEOUL: A Korean man who tied a Sri Lankan migrant worker to a forklift at a brick factory in Naju, South Jeolla Province, told police he did so because the worker “let out a giggle”, according to a human rights group on Monday (July 28).
A migrant worker’s human rights network based in South Jeolla Province said the Korean suspect told investigators: “I told him to teach his colleague well, but he let out a giggle, so I did that.”
