EXCLUSIVE/Migrant fishers' rights deal takes force after over 1 year in limbo
04/20/2024 06:34 PM
A deal between a major Indonesian fishers' union and two of the largest Taiwanese seafood associations, which includes a pledge to install Wi-Fi on all fishing boats belonging to the associations, finally came into force this month after being shelved for over a year.
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