Explain indentured labour....
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Indentured labour was a system of bonded labour that was instituted following the abolition of slavery. Indentured labour were recruited to work on sugar, cotton and tea plantations, and rail construction projects in British colonies in West Indies, Africa and South East Asia.
Indentured labour was a form of labour in which a bonded labourer workes under contract for an employer for a specific amount of time, to pay off his passage to a new country or home.
This form of labour was widely used in the plantations from the mid-nineteenth century. Labourers worked on the basis of contracts that did not specify any rights of labourers but gave immense power to employers. In the system of indentured labour, employers had the right to bring criminal charges against labourers and punish and jail them for non-fulfillment of contracts.
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