As reports once again circulate of Thai peeling sheds being sources of slave labor, Global Aquaculture Alliance is set to exclude any firms using them from holding Best Aquaculture Practices

Tuna and shrimp giant severed ties with an unregistered pre-processing shed this month, and with another earlier which had prepared for and covered up an audit

By Ross Davies

The recent report that global supermarkets are selling shrimp peeled by migrant slaves in Thailand don't shock MWRN activist

Latest AP investigation sheds light on how shrimp peeled by Myanmese slaves is making its way onto major retailers' shelves

By Ross Davies

KCF Seafood is the latest Thai seafood player to find itself accused of migrant workers' rights abuses

By Neil Ramsden

The move to cut outside peeling sheds from the supply chain may be overdue, but was welcomed by Migrant Workers Rights Network, which will now work with the firm on its in-house chain

By Ross Davies

Under-fire tuna plant has relinquished its membership of the TTIA

Environmental Justice Foundation says new investigations, both on land and at sea, prove that violence, slavery, human trafficking and illegal pirate fishing persist in the Thai seafood industry

By Neil Ramsden

Migrant Workers Rights Network is now working with officials from Thailand's labor protection office to document the alleged abuses at the tuna cannery

Wednesday's protest over migrant workers conditions at the Golden Prize cannery in the Thai capital 'ended peacefully' last night