영어에서 Forced labor 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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When he ran out of funds Diocletian resorted to the use of forced labor for his projects.
torture in custody, forced labor, and executions to maintain fear and control.
Funds for military activities are obtained from remittances that come from the forced labor of North Koreans sent overseas, as well as forced labor domestically.
Hidden away in the forest of Western Siberia is this former Soviet forced labor camp.
Forced labor victims also include children coerced into working in commercial agriculture.
uses arbitrary arrest and punishment of crimes, torture in custody, forced labor, and executions to maintain fear and control.
Many German companies used forced laborers from them, especially during the war(see Forced labor in Germany during World War II).
We have the technology that can help free us from forced labor, hunger and misery.
Forced Labor We do not use any prison, slave, indentured, or forced labor in the manufacture of any of our products.
Paradism aims at giving all the jobs to machines to free the people from their forced labor.
Finally, KRAIBURG TPE condemns child and forced labor, and dissociates itself from any form of discrimination.
After 1942, many small subcamps were set up near factories to provide forced labor.
North Koreans caught working or living in China are sent to different types of forced labor camps- long-term(kyohwaso)
Within the framework of Operation Reinhard, Majdanek primarily served to concentrate Jews whom the Germans spared temporarily for forced labor.
It is widely reported that armed groups fight for control of the mines and use forced labor to mine and transport the minerals.
After all, the forced labor issue has not drawn much attention in the Korean mainstream media.
North Koreans caught working or living in China are sent to different types of forced labor camps-long-term(kyohwaso) or short-term prisons(rodong danryeondae).
millions of POWs and civilians were used as forced labor by the Soviet Union.
Forced labor continued to take place in brick making, cement manufacturing, coal mining, gold mining, iron production, and textile industries.