"中國企業侵犯非洲人權"

英國「衛報」報導，在非洲辛巴威首都哈拉雷建造國防學院的中國企業，遭當地工人指控侵犯人權。報導表示，這個工地估計有六百多名辛巴威工人、三百多名中國工人，而其中的五十名大陸人為管理者。

根據報導，中國人在工地裡有舒適的住處，但當地工人卻是住在戶外的棚戶。有工人抱怨一般工時太長，有人從清晨四點就開始工作，有人每天從上午七點到晚上九點都在工作。

衛報還列出過去幾年來中國人在非洲的一系列侵權行為，包括2000年為了在蘇丹鑽取石油，蘇丹政府強行徵地；2007年，中國與剛果簽訂缺乏透明的商業協議；2008年法國公司在尼日壟斷的鈾礦被轉讓給中國；以及2011年，人權觀察組織披露中國在尚比亞的銅礦違反了安全和工會法律等等。

(International) Chinese Companies Violate Human Rights in Africa

British newspaper, the Guardian, reports the Chinese company that established the National Defense Academy in Harare, the capital city of the African country Zimbabwe, has been accused of human rights violations by the local workers. The report points out that there are around 600 Zimbabwean workers and 300 Chinese workers at the construction site, among which 50 Mainlanders have management roles.

According to the report, Chinese workers have comfortable living quarters, while the local workers live in shacks outside. Some workers complain that they regularly work long hours, with some starting from four in the morning, and some working from seven in the morning until nine in the evening.

The Guardian also lists a series of violations by the Chinese in Africa in the past few years, including the Sudanese government's expropriation of land in order to drill oil for Sudan in 2000; China and Congo signing a commercial agreement that lacked transparency in 2007; the transfer of the ownership of the uranium mines in Niger, which were monopolized by a French company, to China in 2008; and Human Rights Watch disclosing that Chinas copper mine in Zambia violated safety and union laws in 2011, etc.

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