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Five years ago today, on October 1, 2019, the Nanfang'ao Cross-Harbor Bridge in Yilan collapsed, tragically claiming the lives of six foreign fishermen.

Fifty brands, including NIKE and Adidas, recently called for responsible employment practices regarding migrant workers through the Fair Labor Association (FLA).

Tatung Dyeing and Weaving Co., Ltd.

China Steel Express (CSE), the most profitable subsidiary of Taiwan's largest state-owned enterprise, China Steel Corporation (CSC), has long exploited Taiwanese seafarers through illegal fixed-ter

Workers, both local and migrant, protested outside the Taoyuan City Government on the 10th, accusing Da-Tone Dyeing and Weaving Company of long-term violations of the Labor Standards Act.

 August 28, 2024

On September 5th Eastern Time, the U.S.

Ten Indonesian fishermen working on Taiwan's distant-water fishing vessel "You Fu" have been owed wages for up to 15 months, with a total outstanding amount of approximately USD 80,850 (about NTD 2

Press Release by Serve the People Association

The Southern Operations Brigade of the National Immigration Agency's (NIA) Kaohsiung Specialized Operation Brigade recently received a report about a construction site in Fengshan District, Kaohsiu

On the 10th, the Thai Immigration Bureau announced the arrest of a Taiwanese man who had illegally stayed in Bangkok for 464 days.

Migrants Empowerment Network in Taiwan (MENT) launched a large-scale migrant worker march late last year, criticizing Taiwan's direct hiring system as ineffective and merely a cover for the governm

The Executive Yuan is set to propose the "Draft Act on the Protection of New Residents' Rights".

“Implementing Labor Conditions”, “Strengthening Living and Social Security”, and “Enhancing Supervision Mechanism Capacity” are the most underperformed

The Ministry of Health and Welfare requires that sputum suction be performed by medical personnel, but a Filipino caregiver in New Taipei City was asked to perform this task.

Indonesian migrant workers have repeatedly reported exploitation by brokers, with some paying over NT$500,000 in fees before coming to Taiwan.

Last night at around 10 PM in Tainan, a missing Vietnamese migrant worker, who refused to stop for a police check, accelerated, crashed, and then fled.

Statement from CCMTUSTI21C on the Need for Transparency in Taiwan-US Trade Negotiations