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Judul Indonesian crew members trapped in modern slavery at sea: Minister
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neutral - Ida Fauziyah (Menteri Ketenagakerjaan) Questioning Commitment of Multi-party in
Protecting Indonesian Crew Members on Foreign Fishing Vessel

positive - Ida Fauziyah (Menteri Ketenagakerjaan) We are waiting for the progress. The
government regulation draft (RPP) for vessel crew member protection is recently being proposed
to the State Secretariat

neutral - Ida Fauziyah (Menteri Ketenagakerjaan) This improvement necessitates synergy among
ministries and institutions to realize better governance for the deployment and protection of our
migrant crew members

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Manpower Minister Ida Fauziyah acknowledged that Indonesian crew members, especially those
working for foreign-flagged fishing vessels, are trapped in modern slavery at sea. "From time to
time, Indonesian crew members, in particular, those aboard fishing vessels, frequently faced
some problems. They are trapped in modern slavery at sea," Fauziyah noted during a web
seminar on "Questioning Commitment of Multi-party in Protecting Indonesian Crew Members on
Foreign Fishing Vessel" here on Wednesday. Indonesian crew members were largely faced with
problems of fraud, salary suspension, overtime work, and also physical and sexual harassment,
the minister revealed.

INDONESIAN CREW MEMBERS TRAPPED IN MODERN SLAVERY AT SEA: MINISTER

From time to time, Indonesian crew members, in particular, those aboard fishing vessels,
frequently faced some problems. They are trapped in modern slavery at sea.

Jakarta - Manpower Minister Ida Fauziyah acknowledged that Indonesian crew members,
especially those working for foreign-flagged fishing vessels, are trapped in modern slavery at
sea.
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