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Thailand needs neighbors' help to crack down on slavery at sea: activist

Published on: Tuesday 04 June 2019

A study by the Environment Justice Foundation (EJF) released on Wednesday into slavery at sea found that migrant workers in Thailand are still widely abused as they do not understand their rights, and ...

News source: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-thailand-fishing-activist-idUSKCN1T6035

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Thailand needs neighbors' help to crack down on slavery at sea: activist