L.A. Times - Asia: India's not-so-hidden shame: World leader in modern slavery

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India's not-so-hidden shame: World leader in modern slavery Oct 17th 2013, 19:30, by By Mark Magnier NEW DELHI -- When Savita Debnath was 14, two unknown men came to her impoverished village in eastern India, promising her a job cleaning houses for $40 a month in nearby Kolkata, but when she got there, agents forced her onto a train to New Delhi and sold her to a family. She was abused and forced to work long days cooking, cleaning, caring for two young children and preparing for family parties without pay or being allowed to contact her family. Media files: 16x9

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