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The plight of the Indian farmers continues, and there does not seem to be any end or resolution with the government in sight.
Read moreSouth Korea Protects Foreign Fishermen From Human Rights Abuses
South Korea sets an example to its neighbours by improving labour laws for foreign fishermen aboard its distant-water fishing fleet. China and Taiwan lag behind.
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No respite yet for the Uyghur minority producing 84% of China’s cotton through forced labour, despite strong sanctions from international companies and governments
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Contested topics of extraterritoriality and corporate liability have been considered in the claims against Cargill and Nestlé for human trafficking, child slavery, and forced labour crimes.
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