Mirjana Nesic, a factory worker at Yura in Serbia, describes her intense working conditions, emphasizing "psychological torture," harassment, and the extreme pressure to meet unrealistic targets.
The adoption of the German Supply Chain Act aims to protect workers like Nesic by holding companies accountable for human rights and environmental standards throughout their supply chain.
Serbian workers at Yura feel unsupported and describe essential violations such as forced bathroom restrictions and inadequate wages, raising alarms about safety and union rights.
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