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Migrant workers gathered at Taipei Main Station on Sunday to protest the third-party brokerage system, sexual harassment of female workers, and the government's inaction in affirming human rights for Southeast Asian workers.

Taiwan must seriously address unsafe work conditions for migrant workers after its third fatal factory fire in 14 months.

The report was released just after a protest against increased work hours for fishermen.

This is not just a Han Kuo-yu problem. This is a Taiwan problem.

Recent cases of alleged labor abuse raise serious questions of whether the policy exploits by design.

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The government has engaged in a conscious effort to raise awareness of Southeast Asian cultures and traditions, writes Wei Chun-ying.

KMT Legislator Jason Hsu accused top officials of inaction in a contentious meeting.

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'If all the fishermen were Taiwanese, would the conditions be any different? This a question I have thought about for a very long time.'

China has taken some sound first steps to make life easier for migrants, but it must do more.

The Ministry of Labor wants to deduct employer hiring quotas by five for every worker who dies due to negligence, and by one for every injured worker.

Taiwan's foreign care givers are 'angels of mercy' on the frontline of Taiwan's aging society, but this does not mean calls for improvements to their circumstances should be ignored.

A new board game allows students to experience the difficult life choices and hardships of Taiwan’s migrant workers.

The reality show, officially promoted by Japan's Immigration Bureau, is being labeled an 'international embarrassment.'

Taiwan has acted to fine the owner and captain of a vessel involved in various labor abuses – and allegedly shark finning as well – though the punishments are unlikely to be viewed as much of a deterrent for others in the industry.