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EU still unhappy with Thai fishing
EU still unhappy with Thai fishing
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2018
The European Union has kept a yellow flag for Thailand over the country’s illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing problems, a source at the Agriculture and Cooperatives Ministry revealed on Wednesday.
Demonstration boat promotes rights in fishing industry
Demonstration boat promotes rights in fishing industry
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2018
Nestlé SA and Thai Union Group PCL today officially inaugurated a demonstration boat to promote and raise understanding of human and labour rights of workers in the Thai fishing industry.Meal of puffer fish eggs kills two fishermen, sends third to hospital
Meal of puffer fish eggs kills two fishermen, sends third to hospital
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2018
Two Myanmar workers were killed, and another became seriously ill, after eating fried puffer fish eggs aboard a Thai fishing boat.Poor enforcement of labour law still harming fishing industry
Poor enforcement of labour law still harming fishing industry
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 04, 2018
INSUFFICIENT law enforcement remains a challenge in the Thai government’s efforts to combat the illegal fishery industry, which includes the practices of forced labour and human trafficking, according to a United States official.HRW report on fishing exposes toothless Thai rights watchdog
HRW report on fishing exposes toothless Thai rights watchdog
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 2018
Re: “HRW report finds forced labour, rights abuses of migrant workers still widespread in Thai fishing fleets”, The Nation, yesterday.HRW report finds forced labour, rights abuses of migrant workers still widespread in Thai fishing fl
HRW report finds forced labour, rights abuses of migrant workers still widespread in Thai fishing fl
TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2018
While the government has said it is committed to reforms in the management of migrant workers, a newly released Human Rights Watch (HRW) report says forced labour and rights abuses are still widespread in the Kingdom’s fishing fleets.