China leads list of labor abusers, sometimes akin to slavery, detected on fishing vessels worldwide

15-11-2023 Business Washington Times - Business 35

Hazardous, forced work conditions sometimes akin to slavery have been detected on nearly 500 industrial fishing vessels around the world, but identifying those responsible for abuses at sea is hampered by a lack of transparency and regulatory oversight, a new report concluded.

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