The allegations seem to center mainly on the Jinjiang Group’s treatment and constitute a series of mistreatments and noncompliance with international labor and safety conventions. Workers are subjected to 12 hours a day, seven days a week, with some working without shoes or safety helmets. Workers do not have access to clean drinking water and have been seen drinking from puddles of water.
Pictures have emerged of dirty bathrooms and degrading eating conditions for workers. The accommodation is described as dirty, crowded, and poorly lit, with no division between men and women.
More worryingly still, video, audio, and picture evidence have emerged of workers being subjected to violence by foremen. This appears to be regular whenever there is a situation of noncompliance or when there is a delay in the execution of work.