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The FTS Blog provides a platform for dialogue about how slavery affects communities around the world—and what can be done to eliminate it. Their living and working conditions were dangerous and dreadful. Elias Vieira da Silva and Nerisvan da Silva Elias survived in a dilapidated shack, sleeping on hammocks and pelted by rain.
They had no clean drinking water. There was no bathroom. They endured frequent exposure to toxic chemicals. But now, thanks to urgent action by our Brazilian front-line partner organization, the two are free from slavery. Elias and Nerisvan are brothers. For three months they were responsible for clearing brush and applying pesticides to control weeds in pastures—with no personal protective equipment. The brothers were totally dependent on a ranch hand for all their food.
The farm boss threatened they would never be paid if they tried to leave. Together, they conducted the rescue. They got us out of that farm, where we were humiliated by the boss and his son. The brothers were severely contaminated by the pesticides.
CPT and local authorities ensured they were treated at the city hospital and received prescription medication. Authorities also imposed significant fines on the ranch owner. It was more than they could have imagined—and the funds will help fulfill many of their hopes and dreams: owning a home, raising their own animals, supporting their families. Elias and Nerisvan are finally safe. Back home, more than miles from the farm where they were rescued, Elias bought a small piece of land.
See an actual raid on a Brazilian farm in our mini-documentary: Partners in Action in Brazil. Tags: Brazil slavery , comissao pastoral da terra , cpt , pastoral land commission. Poverty, conflict, and weak legal protections push women and girls into forced marriage and prostitution in the Congo. Phony promises of religious education lure children into forced begging in Senegal.