Killing for a life, paying off debts, a matter of course.
It's the simplest of truths, yet for the families of the miners, it cannot be realized.
The miners have had their wages withheld, lost their lives, and yet receive no compensation.
Their families tirelessly confront the mines, risking being beaten to death and tortured, while at home they are so poor they can't afford a meal, forcing children as young as ten to collect scraps to make ends meet...
When clothes are torn, they dig through trash piles for scraps to sew dozens of patches.
When hungry, they consume the cheapest "nutrition powder" and drink heavily polluted water.
When sick, they lie in tents, leaving fate to take its course... If they pull through, that's fortunate; if not, it is merely another body buried around the mine.
