From a survey in 2553 to assess the risk of becoming victims of trafficking for labor among Burmese migrant workers in Samut Sakhon seafood industry found that 57 percent of workers were forced labor. The fishing industry is not regulated by general labor on fishing vessels do not have a written contract with their employer reports during the past year has shown. This also includes forced labor is widespread. And that the international community is keeping an eye traffickers are turning to innovative ways. The detection of these crimes more difficult. Male workers in Thailand Myanmar and Cambodia were forced to work on fishing vessels flying the flag of Thailand, both in Thailand and international waters, the waters were rescued from various countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam and Timor - Leste. During the past year, The number of victims Cambodians working in Thailand, the fishing boat were rescued from different countries. The number more than doubled. Cambodian and Burmese workers feel more willing to work in the fishing industry of Thailand because of working conditions and dangerous working conditions, exploitation of workers, making them vulnerable to becoming victims of human trafficking easier.
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