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Bangladeshi men recruited for Russian jobs find themselves on front lines, families seek justice
Bangladeshi men who paid agents for promised Russian employment have been sent to the front lines, prompting families to demand accountability.
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Image: Photo: Global Voices (CC BY 3.0) (from the original article)
In a recent development, several men from Bangladesh who paid intermediaries for jobs in Russia have been placed on the front lines of the ongoing conflict. The men had originally sought employment opportunities abroad, but instead were drawn into active combat after arriving in the country.
Their families, still awaiting confirmation of the men’s fates, are calling for the recruiters responsible for the deception to be brought before a court. The situation highlights broader concerns about exploitative recruitment practices that can channel vulnerable workers into dangerous war zones.
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