Report Launch
Cambodia’s labour migration governance framework for the fishing and seafood processing sectors
This report launching event discusses a comparative analysis with international labour standards for recruitment, work in fishing and forced labour.
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Labour migration significantly contributes to inclusive and sustainable economic growth and development of Cambodia. However, addressing the specific vulnerabilities of migrant workers in the fishing and seafood processing sectors requires that further legislative progress is made towards the adoption of international labour standards.
This report launching event by the ILO Ship to Shore Rights South East Asia programme discusses key findings and recommendations for enhancing the legal protections of Cambodian migrant fishers and seafood processing workers in line with international standards.
Speakers
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Khiev SocheatChief of Office Provincial, Department of Labour and Vocational Training Kampong Cham -
Meun TolaDirector of the Centre for Alliance of Labour and Human Rights -
Mom SokcharDirector of the Legal Support for Children and Women -
Benjamin HarkinsTechnical Officer, Ship to Shore Rights SEA programme, ILO
Moderator
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Sok SamboNational Programme Coordinator, Ship to Shore Rights SEA programme, ILO
Ship to Shore Rights South East Asia
Cambodia’s labour migration governance framework: A comparative analysis with international labour standards for recruitment, work in fishing and forced labour
Ship to Shore Rights South East Asia
Better protection needed for Cambodian migrant workers in the fishing and seafood industries