Japan's homeless are being recruited to clean up the radioactive debris at Fukushima - The World from PRX

Shizuya Nishiyama, a 57-year-old homeless man from Hokkaido. Nishiyama says he briefly worked for Shuto, a firm with Fukushima decontamination contracts, clearing rubble. He now sleeps on a cardboard box in Sendai Station. He says he left after a dispute over wages. Cleaning up radioactive waste in Fukushima may be one of the worst jobs in Japan. Clean-up of the site has fallen behind schedule and

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どんな仕事でも誰がその仕事に就くにしても、労働の対価として賃金をもらって生活する意味で、日本のホームレスであれ、生活を立ち上げることに価値がある。ホームレスは、自分の所在を明らかにしたくない人なのだし