The news agency has found that 2019 raids on Burmese migrant centers have resulted in children once again working at the bottom levels of a multi-billion dollar sector

Human Rights at Sea argues that many of the fees charged against fishery workers for their employment are unlawful and create a position of debt bondage

In the wake of the US government suspending billions of dollars in trade preferences for Thailand due to worker rights issues, organizations called for reforms to have the trade benefits reinstated

NGO says interviews and paper trails suggest forced labor, mistreatment and rampant human rights abuses remain common themes in Southeast Asia

Despite improvements in traceability and recruitment practices, failures to account for the cost of ethical practice by buyers is severely hampering reform

Environmental Justice Foundation expressed its concerns as the National Fishing Association of Thailand seeks measures it fears will derail reforms

Families of Thai fishing crew members on board two trawlers off the Somalian coast have called on the Thai government to intervene amid reports of desperate conditions aboard

The report details numerous cases of abuse on vessels flying the flags of both developing and developed nations, from the EU and US to Asia and South America

Six defendants were fined for bringing an IUU vessel into Thai waters, and further investigation led authorities to a people-trafficking operation

Thailand will use a newly amended law to crack down on forced labor with hefty fines and prison time, a move analysts said could help curb exploitative practices