Women who work at the Kahatagaha mine show graphite chips they’ve broken by hand. Their work is labor-intensive and done without any machinery.

Nirasha Piyawadani, GPJ Sri Lanka

Women who work at the Kahatagaha mine show graphite chips they’ve broken by hand. Their work is labor-intensive and done without any machinery.

Nirasha Piyawadani, GPJ Sri Lanka

Women who work at the Kahatagaha mine show graphite chips they’ve broken by hand. Their work is labor-intensive and done without any machinery.

Nirasha Piyawadani, GPJ Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan Mine Workers Demand Better Pay as Graphite Companies Fall Behind Globally

By Nirasha Piyawadani Reporter

Publication Date

October 23, 2016
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Sri Lankan Mine Workers Demand Better Pay as Graphite Companies Fall Behind Globally

Nirasha Piyawadani, GPJ Sri Lanka

Women who work at the Kahatagaha mine show graphite chips they’ve broken by hand. Their work is labor-intensive and done without any machinery.

By Nirasha Piyawadani Reporter

Publication Date

October 23, 2016
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