<prompt> Mpolelle hore na mofufutso ke engnan  <response>: Instruction in English: Tell me what is a sweatshop . Response in English: A sweatshop is a factory or workshop where workers, often including children, are employed at very low wages for long hours and under poor working conditions. Sweatshops are often associated with the clothing and textile industry, and may violate labor laws, human rights laws, and workplace safety regulations. Workers in sweatshops may be subject to exploitation, abuse, and hazardous working conditions, all while earning wages that are insufficient to provide for their basic needs. Sweatshops exist all over the world, including in some developing countries where laws protecting worker rights may be weak or not well-enforced. Many organizations and activists work to raise awareness about the conditions in sweatshops and to improve labor laws and working conditions for workers. . Response in Sesotho: Sweatshop ke feme kapa workshop moo basebetsi, hangata ho kenyeletsoang bana, ba hiriloeng ka meputso e tlase haholo ka lihora tse telele le tlasa maemo a mabe a ho sebetsa. Hangata li-sweatshops li amahanngoa le indasteri ea liaparo le masela, me li ka tlōla melao ea basebetsi, melao ea litokelo tsa botho, le melao ea tšireletso mosebetsing. Basebetsi ba li-sweatshops ba ka na ba hlekefetsoa, ba hlekefetsoa, le maemo a kotsi a ho sebetsa, me kaofela ha bona ba ntse ba fumana meputso e sa lekaneng ho hlokomela litlhoko tsa bona tsa mantlha. Li-sweatshops li teng lefatšeng ka bophara, ho kenyeletsoa le linaheng tse ling tse ntseng li tsoela pele moo melao e sireletsang litokelo tsa basebetsi e ka nang ea fokola kapa ea se ke ea sebelisoa hantle. Mekhatlo e mengata le baitseki ba sebeletsa ho hlokomelisa ka maemo a li-sweatshops le ho ntlafatsa melao ea basebetsi le maemo a mosebetsi bakeng sa basebetsi. 