Mongolian miners claim injustice
Despite the country’s booming economy, miners say they are not allowed to work in the mines owned by foreign companies.

Published On 25 Jun 2012
Mongolia’s economy is the fastest growing in the world, but despite an incredible wealth of minerals, there is seething resentment over a belief that foreign mining companies and government leaders are the only ones benefitting from the boom.
Mongolian miners say they are being unfairly treated because they are not allowed to work in the big mines. They claim hte foreign companies that run them often use only workers from their own country, and that when they do hire Mongolians, they mistreat them and pay them far less.
Al Jazeera’s Steve Chao reports from Nahlai, Mongolia.
Source: Al Jazeera