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Indonesian Workers Face Overwork and Abuse on Foreign Fishing Vessels
20 Temmuz 2026Japan Times
- Indonesian workers on foreign fishing vessels are facing significant challenges, including overwork and abuse, often due to inadequate recruitment practices. Many are recruited online and sent to ships without a clear understanding of their rights, which leaves them exposed to exploitation.
- Experts highlight the urgent need for better oversight and protections for these workers to prevent further abuses.
- The fishing industry often operates in a complex global supply chain where labor rights can be overlooked. The recruitment of workers online, especially from developing countries, has become common, but it frequently lacks the safeguards necessary to protect these individuals from exploitation.
- The situation for Indonesian workers in the fishing industry underscores a critical gap in labor rights protections, particularly for those recruited through informal channels. The lack of transparency in recruitment processes not only facilitates exploitation but also raises ethical concerns about the global fishin…
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