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China Arrests 10 In New Brick Kiln Slave Case (Updated)
From Reuters: Chinese police have arrested 10 people in an eastern province suspected of beating mentally handicapped people forced to work in brick kilns and treating them like slaves, state media said on Friday. The case in Jieshou, a city in the underdeveloped province of Anhui, echoes a major scandal involving more than 1,000 people forced to work in brutal conditions at brick kilns in ShanxiMay 22, 2009 5:13 AM



