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Indonesia’s new rules aim to better protect migrant workers aboard foreign vessels

The new regulations are expected to streamline the recruitment and placement process of Indonesian migrant deckhands while better protecting their labor rights

By Undercurrent News | June 15, 2022 17:32 BST
Map of Indonesia. Image from hyotographics / Shutterstock.

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Indonesia has issued much-anticipated new rules to protect migrant workers aboard foreign commercial fishing vessels, reports the news service Mongabay.  [...]

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