Focus Area: Labour Justice
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Supply Chains
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Advancing Labour Rights in Malaysian Supply Chains
Malaysia’s position as a major hub for global manufacturing and export processing has generated significant economic growth over recent decades, yet this growth has come at a profound and largely unaccounted social cost. This paper documents widespread violations of labour standards across the electronics, palm oil, rubber glove, and textile sectors. Corporate accountability frameworks —…
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Advancing Forced Labour Elimination in ASEAN – Malaysia’s Leadership Role
DAY 1 APHR members from the Philippines, Timor Leste and Malaysia joined the Working Seminar on Malaysia’s Leadership in Advancing Forced Labour Elimination in ASEAN. Key stakeholders foster comprehensive discussions and collaborative efforts to advance the elimination of forced labor in the region by developing action plans and recommendations for parliamentarians to implement the proposed…
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Eliminate forced labour and trafficking in Malaysia
We gathered a diverse range of stakeholders to discuss how to eliminate forced labour and trafficking. This is a first of a series of engagements with relevant groups to reorganize migrant management in Malaysia. Here’s to putting our minds together to change the system, weed out the rot and uphold justice for all.
