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Thai gov’t vows to fight slave labor on vessels

Junta leader vows to take legal action against companies using forced labor after the AP's recent investigation revealing slave-caught fish exported from Thai ports to global markets

By Undercurrent News | March 30, 2015 10:52 BST
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Thailand's junta leader has vowed to take legal action against companies using forced labor after an Associated Press (AP) investigation revealed that fish caught by enslaved migrant workers being exported from Thai ports to global markets [...]

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