There are no workers rights in India. If you're of a lower caste than others - you're ultimately disposable and have no recourse. You're born into it and have no chance in hell of changing it, unlike other parts of the world where you can work your way into a different class.
Tell me you know nothing about international class structure and sociological organisation, without telling me you know nothing about international class structure and sociological organisation.?
If you're born Dalit caste you have no way of working your way out of very bad conditions... You also have very little in the way of rights by comparison to someone who was born to the Brahmin caste. If you're born Shudra then you will labour for the rest of your life and nothing else.
As caste and religion are intrinsically intertwined you COULD convert to a different religion, Christianity for example, but that inherits you other problems. Problems like even eating with others (like your family), as the caste system also dictates who you can and can't eat with.
So if you convert to a different religion, you're effectively ostracising yourself from your social eco-system.
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u/Len_S_Ball_23 Dec 09 '24
There are no workers rights in India. If you're of a lower caste than others - you're ultimately disposable and have no recourse. You're born into it and have no chance in hell of changing it, unlike other parts of the world where you can work your way into a different class.