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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2019 · 31 MIN

39 Tote

from Rice and Shine · host ZEIT ONLINE

Wir trauern. Am 23. Oktober sind 39 Menschen tot in einem Lastwagen im englischen Ort Grays entdeckt worden. Zuerst hieß es, die Opfer seien Chinesen. Inzwischen ist klar: Sie waren alle vietnamesische Staatsangehörige. Gestorben bei dem Versuch, in Großbritannien arbeiten zu können und Geld für ihre Familien zu verdienen. Vietnams Wirtschaft hat zwar eine der schnellsten Wachstumsraten weltweit - letztes Jahr waren es 7,1%. Die Alphabetisierungsrate liegt bei knapp 95%. Doch vom Aufschwung merken die Menschen in den ärmeren Provinzen wenig. Viele verlassen deshalb das Land unter prekären Umständen und riskieren, Opfer von Menschenhandel zu werden - oder auf ihren gefährlichen Fluchtwegen zu sterben. In dieser Folge versuchen wir, einen Raum dafür zu schaffen, um uns auszutauschen: Wie geht es uns mit solchen Nachrichten? Wie können wir zu Armutsmigration und Schlepperei stehen, und was können oder sollen wir tun? Mitarbeit: Linh Tran

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