Indentured Labour in Mauritius Explained - BBC What's New

Mauritius is known for its sandy beaches and clear waters. But despite the island's beauty, the country has a painful history that it is determined to come to terms with. Many residents are descendants from indentured labourers. Who were they?
Producer/reporter: Nora Fakim
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