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2015年1月15日

著者:
Business & Human Rights Resource Centre, Fortify Rights, Human Rights at Sea, Human Rights Watch, and 41 other organizations

Letter from 45 organizations to Prime Minister Chayuth Chan-ocha on recruitment of prisoners to work in Thai fishing boats

…[T]his project poses a serious threat to the human rights of prisoners, and use of their labour will violate international human rights standards and codes of conduct of many international companies. The project will also likely fail to address the fundamental causes of the labour shortage that fuels trafficking in Thailand’s fishing industry. If implemented, this initiative could strengthen arguments that the Thai government is unwilling to take serious steps to address human trafficking on fishing boats and could threaten any possible upgrade of Thailand’s Tier 3 rank in the forthcoming 2015 US Trafficking in Persons Report rankings…

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