Slow boat to no place: coronavirus leaves exploited fishing team members stuck on the high seas

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Indonesian police removing the body of an Indonesian crew member who was killed on board a fishing vessel off Batam Island in July. Photo: AFPIndonesian police removing the body of an Indonesian crew member who was killed on board a fishing vessel off Batam Island in July. Photo: AFP

Indonesian police removing the body of an Indonesian team member who was killed on board a fishing vessel off Batam Island in July. Image: AFP

  • Numerous countless seafarers are approximated to be trapped at sea because of travel constraints, with long shot of returning home
  • Labour groups and the UN have actually gotten in touch with federal governments to help in the repatriations of the team members, who are frequently based on abusive working conditions

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Human trafficking

Raquel Carvalho

Upgraded: 10: 18 pm, 18 Oct, 2020

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