Algerian Women Working in Extreme Heat in Pastry Shops
Thousands of women in Algeria work in pastry shops, enduring extreme heat and exploitation, with many lacking contracts, social security, and protections.
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Thousands of women in Algeria work in pastry shops, enduring extreme heat and exploitation, with many lacking contracts, social security, and protections.
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