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Thailand: NGOs allege ongoing recruitment fees & migrant worker abuses at supplier to global electronics brands; Incl. co. responses

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Sequenza temporale

Cal-Comp case shows necessity of worker-driven monitoring in detecting & addressing migrant worker debt bondage, says report

Thailand: Cal-Comp Electronics awards compensation for illegal recruitment fees to 10,000 Burmese migrant workers

Huawei did not respond

New Kinpo Group did not respond

Western Digital did not respond

Cal-Comp Electronics did not respond

Panasonic did not respond

Konica Minolta's response

Hitachi's response

Sharp's response

Ricoh's response

Toshiba's response

Lexmark's response

HP's response

Seagate Technology's response

Thailand: NGOs report attempts to detect, remedy & prevent excessive recruitment fees & related forced labour risk have yet to prove effective