Jared Ferrie
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'Race against the clock' to bolster Rohingya camps against rains
The risks of landslides and other disasters in camps sheltering more than 865,000 refugees will soar with the monsoon and cyclone seasons, aid workers say → Read More
'Progress and persistent abuses' in Thailand's fishing industry, says U.N.
Thailand's seafood sector has come under scrutiny in recent years after investigations showed slavery, trafficking and violence on fishing boats and at onshore ... → Read More
'Progress and persistent abuses' in Thailand's fishing industry, says U.N.
Thailand's seafood sector has come under scrutiny in recent years after investigations showed slavery, trafficking and violence on fishing boats and at onshore ... → Read More
Online tool helps seafood companies counter slavery risk
"We hope the tool will lead to long-term changes to practices in the industry so that seafood that is free of forced labour, human trafficking, and hazardous child labour becomes the norm" By Jared Ferrie PHNOM PENH, Feb 16 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A new online tool helps seafood companies assess the risk of forced labour or human trafficking in their supply chains, the developers at the… → Read More
UN says Papua New Guinea has 'duty' to care for refugees sent by Australia
In 2016, PNG's Supreme Court ruled it was illegal to detain the nearly 800 refugees on Manus Island → Read More
As Afghans are sent home, World Bank calls for formal labour migration
Some 2 million Afghans have been deported or chosen to leave Iran and Pakistan since 2015 → Read More
As Afghans are sent home, World Bank calls for formal labour migration
Some 2 million Afghans have been deported or chosen to leave Iran and Pakistan since 2015 → Read More
EU firms face legal risk over "forced labour" from North Korea
Rights groups say North Korea sends tens of thousands of workers around the world to earn much needed foreign currency → Read More
LGBT festival opens in Myanmar after first public launch party
Same-sex relations remain illegal in the Southeast Asian nation → Read More
Big brands from banks to casinos unite to fight slavery in Asia
Companies in Asia hope that a corporate-backed movement to end modern slavery will succeed where activists have failed → Read More
As quake-prone Asia urbanises, shoddy construction raises disaster risk
Building codes are often unenforced in the world’s most populous and quake-prone continent → Read More
As quake-prone Asia urbanises, shoddy construction raises disaster risk
Building codes are often unenforced in the world’s most populous and quake-prone continent → Read More
Bellicose North Korea gives aid donors the jitters
The UN is making its humanitarian appeal for North Korea amid growing tensions and donor anxiety. Will the secretive state's civilians pay a heavy price? → Read More
Bellicose North Korea gives aid donors the jitters
The UN is making its humanitarian appeal for North Korea amid growing tensions and donor anxiety. Will the secretive state's civilians pay a heavy price? → Read More
EXCLUSIVE: UN rights envoy urges inquiry into abuses of Rohingya in Myanmar
Will pressure from the UN rights envoy prove the tipping point that leads to a commission of inquiry into the abuse of the Rohingya? → Read More
Climate change and mass migration: a growing threat to global security
We’ve only seen the tip of the iceberg so far. What will countries do when tens of millions are on the move? → Read More
The roots and risks of Myanmar’s new Rohingya insurgency
Will global Islamist militants capitalise on oppression of Myanmar Muslims? → Read More
The roots and risks of Myanmar’s new Rohingya insurgency
Will global Islamist militants capitalise on oppression of Myanmar Muslims? → Read More
Myanmar says Rohingya rape and abuse allegations “made-up”, despite mounting evidence
As allegations of widespread civilian abuse grow, Myanmar's claims of military "restraint" become increasingly hard to believe → Read More
1,000 Afghans flee fighting every day
Record numbers of civilians are being displaced by conflict in Afghanistan. Worryingly for aid agencies, many are impossible to reach. → Read More