Meanings of work in brick in English

They were there chained together, made to work in brick under taskmasters, and thrown at night into a vile prison.

They weave carpets at home, work in brick kilns as bonded labor, as tinsmiths and welders, in mines and in agriculture.

Tens of thousands of laborers are trafficked each year to work in brick kilns to feed India's flourishing construction industry, campaigners say.

Most work in brick kilns, said IJM in a 2017 report, though slavery is also common in other industries, including garment manufacturing.

An estimated 500,000 people migrate from this part of the state every year, more than half to work in brick kilns.

Others worked in brick factories in the nearby town of Nahrawan, which are now still shut.

Some 8 million of Pakistan's school-age children are spending their days not in school nurturing their minds, but working in brick kilns, sweatshops and fields.