Thailand's government will submit a report on the country's progress in addressing highlighted in the US's Trafficking in Persons report at the end of this month

The NGO's New Zealand branch continues its campaign against Thai Union by warning cat owners buying the Mars-owned brand that they may be funding labor rights abuses

Audits fail to protect workers and a new approach is needed, say two groups in new report

Tuna canner held an event in Bangkok week to inform suppliers about its code of conduct to ensure understanding and compliance

The tuna processing factory has agreed to pay staff compensation for a litany of labor abuses

The future of of migrant workers in Thailand is still far from secure, warns activist Andy Hall

The government has begun the process of setting up a system of 'catch certification' that can help to trace fishing activity from start to finish to upgrade the fishing industry

Human Rights at Sea has joined fellow international labor, environmental and human rights organizations in support of a letter sent to Karmenu Vella, the EU Commissioner for fisheries, maritime affairs and environment

Innovation Forum has created a conference – How business can tackle modern slavery and forced labor – taking place in London on Thursday on May 5

The world's largest tuna canner is running an English teacher volunteering program for migrant children in the Samut Sakhon province