The British are buying Nepalese children, who lost their homes after the earthquake as slaves

News24xx.com - Shocking material was published by the British newspaper «The Sun». Employees of the publication conducted their own investigation and exposed the network of traffickers, who sold Nepalese children as slaves to the British .

Children who survived a powerful earthquake that happened in April 2015. This devastating cataclysm killed 9000 people, more than 14 000 people were injured, and several tens of thousands of houses turned into ruins.

"To the Correspondents working under cover were offered 10-year-old boys and girls for only 5.2 000 pounds sterling per person. This was done by a band, which, like cattle, sells children from indigent Nepalese and Indian families", writes «The Sun».

Journalists, in the guise of clients, talked to a slaver by the name of Makkhan Singh. "Take the Nepalese. They are good workers, they do well at home, they cook well", - he praised his "goods". The trader argued that the British "will not be nothing" for the fact that they will acquire a slave.

Investigations of reporters began in the Indian city of Jalandhar, located on the border with Nepal. There bandits "hunt" for Nepalese, who are sent to India in search of a better life. Also, poor people of the Indian state of Bihar are flocking to the city in search of work.

According to legend, the journalist was looking for a servant to care for a sick wife and an elderly mother in the UK. While communicating with the trader, he was shooting with a hidden camera. "The transportation to Britain and the execution of documents under your responsibility and we will not accept it back",- the seller said.

He explained that first of all children from poor families are attached to wealthy Indian families. There they are held for at least three years: they train, make false documents. After this slaves are sent to the UK and it looks as a trip of young people to relatives living there.
On the question of whether it is possible to acquire slaves of a younger age, the trader replied: "There is no point. They will only cry and miss their parents. They will not work".

British Interior Minister Theresa May promised to launch an investigation based on the disclosures of «The Sun». Trafficking in children is a terrible crime",- she said. We suggested that the publication share the results of its work with the police in order to take action against criminals who profit from the slave trade".

According to the publication, last year in the UK were imported about 1000 young slaves. In 2014 there were 600 of them.