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Thai seafood giants to give evidence in human rights activist defamation case

The human rights activist who helped to research Finnwatch's report on Thailand's migrant workers says he will be calling on seafood processors to uphold his reputation

By Emma Pocklington | April 18, 2013 13:58 BST
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The human rights activist who helped to research Finnwatch's report on Thailand's migrant workers said he will be calling on seafood processors to uphold his reputation [...]

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