They are working under a European Union (EU)-funded project called "MIG-RIGHT: Supporting and advocating Cambodian migrants' rights in Thailand, preventing violations and human trafficking". It aims to tackle ongoing problems surrounding the mistreatment and illegal entry of Cambodian workers. "Employers must keep accurate records documenting payments to migrant workers to mitigate human trafficking and the exploitation of workers," she added. "Payments being withheld, human trafficking and a lack of welfare for migrant workers are core areas that must be handled progressively," he added. The two countries have tried to address such issues with laws and measures to promote safe migration and prevent human trafficking.

Source: Bangkok Post May 09, 2018 01:30 UTC