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BOGOR: The horrific news on three Indonesian sailors on board of two Chinese fishing vessels who died in December 2019 and March 2020 and then their bodies were buried at sea has gone viral in South Korea after MBC, a local TV station, broadcast it in its news bulletin.
Global Witness has uncovered evidence showing China-linked timber company Congo King Baisheng Forestry Development (CKBFD) is responsible for illegal logging in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), exporting over 30 million kilograms of illicit timber from the country to China between June and December 2022.
Fishing vessel captain accused of abandoning 7 seamen 9th March 2021 Illustration — Seven crew members of fishing vessel, KM Jaya Utama, have accused their captain of forcing them to perform hard labour and then leaving them stranded at the Merauke fishing port in Papua province. (ANTARA/HO-KKP) Jakarta (ANTARA) - The captain of a fishing vessel, KM Jaya Utama, has been accused of leaving seven crew members stranded at the Merauke fishing port in Papua province, according to Destructive Fishing Watch (DFW) Indonesia. "The KM (motor vessel) Jaya Utama's captain forced them...
A closer look at government's efforts to protect Indonesian seafarers 11th February 2021 Masses, who are members of the Indonesian Migrant Workers Union (SBMI), held a demonstration in front of the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Jakarta, Thursday (December 17, 2020). The action was aimed at encouraging the Chinese government to immediately take serious action against suspected cases of modern slavery experienced by Indonesian crew members on Chinese-flagged fishing vessels. (ANTARA/ Aprillio Akbar/yas) As a result, it is difficult to conduct tracking and protection The ne...
The The publication includes views of the communities’ representatives from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan, along with a general assessment of the environmental prospects of the Belt and Road. In the conclusion, the authors provide recommendations for the state bodies of the Central Asian countries and China, as well as for community and NGO organizations in the region. The publication was produced by the Social and Environmental Fund within the framework of the Environmental Assessment of the Belt and Road Initiative with the support of the US Embassy in the Republic o...