by Migra-Info | Jul 30, 2019 | Advocacy, Human Trafficking, News & Events
Siem Reap, Cambodia, 30th July 2019 – On the occasion of World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, we strongly urge the ASEAN countries to take effective measures to combat Human Trafficking and provide support to survivors to rehabilitate their lives in the...
by Migra-Info | Jun 21, 2019 | Articles and Research, Fishing and Agrofood Industry, Human Trafficking, Labour Exploitation, Modern Slavery
Undocumented Cambodian labour migrants working in Thailand still remain at high risk of trafficking due to their immigration status. This is one of the many results of the “Trafficking in Persons report” (TIP) 2019 announced. The new well-known report was published by...
by Migra-Info | May 24, 2019 | Articles and Research, Human Trafficking, Labour Exploitation, Modern Slavery, Remittances, Repatriation
How debt and financial insecurity shape the potential for sustainable return of migrants in the South-East Asia? Trying to answer this question, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has recently published the study “Debt and the Migration Experience:...
by Migra-Info | Apr 23, 2019 | Fishing and Agrofood Industry, Human Trafficking, Labour Exploitation, Labour Rights
“As a fisher in Thailand you have rights!” this message emphasized in the video “Real Life of Fisherman”, among the many produced and disseminated in the context of ILO Ship to Shore Rights Project. The video is a cartoon that portrays, in a simple and direct way, how...
by Migra-Info | Jan 7, 2019 | Fishing and Agrofood Industry, Human Trafficking, Labour Exploitation, Stories
Touch was sold to the captain of a fishing boat. He has seen blood on the deck. He escaped, but was caught. “They gave me two options: go back to the boat or go to jail. I chose the sea.” Mr. Touch Thom, Social Ambassador Touch’s Story Touch is a human trafficking...
by Migra-Info | Jan 7, 2019 | Human Trafficking, Labour Exploitation, Recruitment, Repatriation, Stories
Chan, his wife and 15 villagers believed a broker who promised them a job across the border, in Thailand. They were sold for 60 USD each to work in a factory for 2 USD /day. A few years later, Chan had to save his daughter from Thailand. Mr. Chan Khon, Social...
