https://www.thaianti-humantraffickingaction.org/">Anti TIP Project by Royal Thai Embassy at Washington D.C.</a>
Anti TIP Project by Royal Thai Embassy at Washington D.C.
The Minister of Labour consulted with working committees from 7 agencies to develop and monitor action plans to combat human trafficking in the fishing industry within 22 coastal provinces, inspecting Continue Reading
Moving ahead to free seafood supply chain of human trafficking and forced labor The Royal Thai Embassy would like to state that Thailand is strongly against human trafficking and forced Continue Reading
Recent legislation signed by United States President Barack Obama barring the import of products made by forced labor or human trafficking victims is good for Thailand as most Thai companies Continue Reading
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Press Release on 20 December 2015. With regard to news reports that the European Union (EU) has issued a warning against Thailand to seriously address the concern on Continue Reading
These words filled the Associated Press article “U.S. companies buying shrimp peeled by slaves” in Tuesday’s Dispatch about a greedy employer who horrendously abused workers in his Gig factory in Continue Reading
On 14 December 2015, Ambassador Pisan Manawapat, along with Captain Suvin Jangyodsuk, RTN, Naval Attaché, Dr. Adisorn Promthep, Minister (Agriculture), and embassy staff, met with SkyTruth and Oceana to discuss Continue Reading
The Thai government, responding to concerns over illegal fishing and human trafficking, has begun setting up a system to trace the catches of Thai and foreign fishing vessels that use Continue Reading
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Thailand’s leading English-language daily newspaper published an editorial last week insisting that the government “has made real achievements against the slave trade” and that the “difference in a year [has Continue Reading