Safe Harbor: Port Prevalence in Cases of Forced Labor in Fishing
Date of Publication
2020 12:00 AM
Security Theme
IUU Fishing
Keywords
IUU Fishing, srhreports, iuufishing
Description
From the executive summary "Using 59 cases from the C4ADS Forced Labor Case Database, this analysis finds that between 2015 and 2020, Taiwan, Singapore, China, and South Africa were the most common port states visited by fishing vessels using forced labor, while Kaohsiung, Singapore, and Cape Town were the individual ports most frequently visited by fishing vessels using forced labor. Port states, and stakeholders around the world, have the opportunity to maximize anti-trafficking by identifying and disrupting forced labor and its supporting mechanisms at these key ports."
Safe Harbor: Port Prevalence in Cases of Forced Labor in Fishing
From the executive summary "Using 59 cases from the C4ADS Forced Labor Case Database, this analysis finds that between 2015 and 2020, Taiwan, Singapore, China, and South Africa were the most common port states visited by fishing vessels using forced labor, while Kaohsiung, Singapore, and Cape Town were the individual ports most frequently visited by fishing vessels using forced labor. Port states, and stakeholders around the world, have the opportunity to maximize anti-trafficking by identifying and disrupting forced labor and its supporting mechanisms at these key ports."
