A Russian recruiting agency is openly advertising its ability to provide large numbers of North Korean female workers, offering up to 2,000 a week despite U.N. sanctions against DPRK overseas labor.
The St. Petersburg-based Startaff firm claims it can arrange North Korean workers for “sewing industries, agricultural complexes and for finishing and painting work,” according to its Sept. 5 bid on a publicly available tender platform.
A Russian recruiting agency is openly advertising its ability to provide large numbers of North Korean female workers, offering up to 2,000 a week despite U.N. sanctions against DPRK overseas labor.
The St. Petersburg-based Startaff firm claims it can arrange North Korean workers for “sewing industries, agricultural complexes and for finishing and painting work,” according to its Sept. 5 bid on a publicly available tender platform.
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