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Why is it so difficult to stamp out seafood slavery? There is little justice, even in court

Monash University
Sallie Yea (Aggregated by) Wayne Palmer (Aggregated by)
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To date, justice that ensures the resilience of victims and reduces their vulnerability to re-trafficking has either not been effective or pursued at all. We need to recognise justice is largely about financial compensation and ensuring the enforcement of fishers’ labour and employment rights.

Issued: 2021-1-28

Created: 2021-01-28

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