By Ross Davies

Over 1,500 Golden Prize migrant workers turn out in force to protest, as their employers reject negotiations to end a long-running labor dispute over employee mistreatment

Thai officials arrested eight people, including the head of a fishing association on Nov. 7, in connection with human trafficking allegations 

By Neil Ramsden

It is thought Thai military was indeed present at the factory, as had been reported to Undercurrent last week

By Neil Ramsden

Employees at Golden Prize Canning – a signatory to the ILO Good Labor Practices – report being warned over 'inciting industrial unrest' as negotiations are due to start on Saturday

By Neil Ramsden

Migrant Workers Rights Network still waiting on Thai Frozen Food Association to deliver list of member shrimp peeling sheds

NGO continues its campaign against Thai Union; says group has not done enough to alleviate concerns over human rights abuses in the its tuna supply chain despite recent media scrutiny of its business operations

ILO will convene a workshop this week to tackle illegal forms of employment in Thailand's fishing and seafood sector

The owners of more than 8,000 trawlers in 22 coastal provinces of Thailand may lose their commercial fishing licenses

Although the EU is said to be unlikely to revoke a 'yellow card' issued against Thailand, industry figures feel enough is being done to avoid more extreme measures being taken

By Neil Ramsden

Migrant Worker Rights Network has found a 'new low of confusion' as Myanmar continues to record laborers for a registration system that Thailand refuses to acknowledge