The Daily Star - 3 August 2015 - Strolling in narrow alleys near Taipei’s famous Huaxi Street Night Market, it is not difficult to spot lone girls here and there. It just takes a knowing look before they initiate an approach to solicit your business. Let her lead the way and you arrive at a brothel, where girls are called in one by one for your choosing.
The New York Times - 2 August 2015 - The young woman had been penned in a camp in the sweltering jungle of southern Thailand for two months when she was offered a deal.
The Daily Star - 3 August 2015 - Even for a farmer with no other skills, a savings of VNÑ75 million (US$3,700) after two years of hard work is not winning the lottery, but Thuy was very thankful.
The Daily Star - 29 July 2015 - The number of Bangladeshi female migrant workers has been on the rise even though migration of Bangladeshi workers has declined by 30 percent in 2014, compared to that of 2012.
The Guardian - 20 July 2015 - Guardian investigation uncovers extensive role of authorities, fishermen and traffickers in enslaving thousands of Rohingya, who were held in deadly jungle camps
CNN - 27 July 2015 - "The first time she hit me was pay day; she told me to sign my name on a piece of paper, but I asked, 'why should I sign when you didn't give me the money?' Then, she hit me."
The Korea Times - 27 July 2015 - When the Supreme Court last month recognized illegal immigrants' right to belong to a trade union, Park Jin-woo, deputy secretary general of the nation's first migrant workers' union, believed the hurdle to being recognized was cleared.
Free Malaysia Today - 27 July 2015 - Unsuspecting migrant workers brought in by human traffickers are being used as labourers in certain palm oil plantations in Malaysia, producer of 40 per cent of the world’s palm oil supply, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reports.
Korea Herald - 21 July 2015 - Head of Korea’s first migrants’ trade union says the historic ruling is not the end of their journey for equal rights
Taipei Times - 8 July 2015 - Taipei has said that if the food and lodging are considered, total compensation for foreign domestics approached the minimum wage
Bao Moi - 13 July 2015 - Since the inception of the economic reforms in the 1980s, one-clear objective of the Vietnam government has been to use labour migration as a strategy to increase employment and reduce poverty.
Open Democracy - 13 July 2015 - Child trafficking is often used synonymously with child labour migration. This framing does a disservice to many child migrants, who change place for many reasons, and new thinking is necessary.
The Conversation - 13 July 2015 - China was recently rocked by the suicides of four siblings, aged five to 13, in Cizhu Village, Bijie city, Guizhou province. The “left-behind” siblings lived alone in a run-down house, and aside from occasional wire transfers of money from their father and a minimum living allowance from the local government, the children were left without care.
Taipei Times - 6 July 2015 - Hanoi is stepping up training for Vietnamese workers who seek employment in Taiwan, as Taiwan prepares to lift a decade-long ban on Vietnamese fishing workers and caregivers this month.
Human Rights Watch - 30 June 2015 - Guarantees Crucial Rights, but Gaps Remain
