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Endline research findings on fishers and seafood workers in Thailand

New evidence from workers in Thailand’s fishing and seafood industry shows improvements in working conditions since 2017 as well as a persistent forced labour problem.

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The endline research is a follow-up survey from the ILO's baseline research on fishers and seafood workers in Thailand, conducted in 2017. Using similar research methodology and data collection tools, the endline research aimed at comparing development, measuring progress, and capturing the changes to the working conditions as well as identifying needs and challenges for the next phase of reforms in the Thai fishing and seafood processing industry.

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