Thailand and Indonesia are planning to create a fisheries working group on labor and illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing

Thailand warned on Wednesday that it risked losing nearly $1 billion a year if the European Union makes good on a threat to ban fish imports

A senior executive with Thai Union said EU buyers are looking for other suppliers after the yellow card, as they fear a full ban

Seafood group says it will continue to closely monitor its Thai-flagged seafood supply chain and take any steps necessary to prevent IUU, after Thailand gets EU yellow card 

Feature film tells the story of some of the lucky few to have escaped forced labor on Thai fishing vessels

The number of allegedly enslaved fisherman discovered in Benjina, Indonesia, has risen to nearly 550

Report by Fairfood states the shrimp sold in European supermarkets, including Lidl, are peeled and processed by exploited Asian shrimp workers who earn poverty wages

Thai Union Frozen Products executives met with the country's military government over the issues of slave labor in the seafood supply chain

Junta leader vows to take legal action against companies using forced labor after the AP's recent investigation revealing slave-caught fish exported from Thai ports to global markets

Thailand's military junta has asked the media not to report on human trafficking without considering how the news will affect the country's seafood industry and reputation abroad