 Unable to find a job in his Kyrgyzstan village, Aldaberdi Karimov migrated to Kazakhstan where his employer forced him to sleep in a cold barn with livestock and ultimately paid him $100 for six months' work. Karimov is among 21 million victims of forced labor around the world, which includes human trafficking. Migrant workers are especially vulnerable to human trafficking and forced labor, which have at their core, worker rights violations. Find out more on this World Day against Human Trafficking from the Solidarity Center.
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