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COVID-19 cases among Portugal s migrant fruit-pickers revive rights abuse concerns

Catarina Demony 3 minute read Portugal s government said on Tuesday it would protect the rights of migrant fruit and vegetable pickers and keep them safe from COVID-19 after a wave of infections in the sector revived concerns over the conditions they live in. As Portugal entered the final phase of easing a national lockdown last week, sanitary cordons were imposed in the southern municipality of Odemira, where hundreds of plastic-covered greenhouses rely on migrant labour to operate. People are not allowed in or out of two parishes. One of them, Sao Teotonio, reported 1,910 cases per 100,000 people over a 14-day period. The country s average is around 64 cases.

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19 cases among Portugal s migrant fruit-pickers revive rights abuse concerns

Article content LISBON Portugal’s government said on Tuesday it would protect the rights of migrant fruit and vegetable pickers and keep them safe from COVID-19 after a wave of infections in the sector revived concerns over the conditions they live in. As Portugal entered the final phase of easing a national lockdown last week, sanitary cordons were imposed in the southern municipality of Odemira, where hundreds of plastic-covered greenhouses rely on migrant labor to operate. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or 19 cases among Portugal s migrant fruit-pickers revive rights abuse concerns Back to video

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By Syndicated Content By Catarina Demony LISBON (Reuters) â Portugalâs government said on Tuesday it would protect the rights of migrant fruit and vegetable pickers and keep them safe from COVID-19 after a wave of infections in the sector revived concerns over the conditions they live in. As Portugal entered the final phase of easing a national lockdown last week, sanitary cordons were imposed in the southern municipality of Odemira, where hundreds of plastic-covered greenhouses rely on migrant labour to operate. People are not allowed in or out of two parishes. One of them, Sao Teotonio, reported 1,910 cases per 100,000 people over a 14-day period. The countryâs average is around 64 cases.

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COVID-19 cases among Portugal s migrant fruit-pickers revive rights abuse concerns

COVID-19 cases among Portugal s migrant fruit-pickers revive rights abuse concerns
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COVID-19 cases among Portugal s migrant fruit-pickers revive rights abuse concerns

COVID-19 cases among Portugal s migrant fruit-pickers revive rights abuse concerns
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