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Posts tagged ijen crater

Into the Lungs of Hell

The sulphur miners of the Ijen volcano, in the easternmost point of Java, carry out still in the 21st century, one of the most unhealthy and inhuman jobs in the world.

IndonesiaNicolás Marino27 June 2013ijen crater, ijen, indonesia, inequality, inhumanity, java, kawah ijen, labor, miners, mining, sulfur, sulphur, tropics, unjustice, volcano