
Shih Yi-hsiang
Shih Yi-hsiang is the secretary-general of the Taiwan Association for Human Rights, actively advocating for the rights of migrant fishers in Taiwan's fishing industry. He has highlighted the inadequacies in Taiwan’s labor regulations that fail to protect fishers working on vessels outside of Taiwan’s waters, arguing that such omissions violate international law and contribute to exploitation in the sector.
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Taiwan Association for Human Rights senior researcher Shih Yi-hsiang condemned the KMT's response to the law.
China law sparks calls for Taiwan asylum systemShih Yi-hsiang, a senior researcher at the Taiwan Association for Human Rights, highlighted the widespread issue of workplace bullying against migrant workers.
Advocates urge migrant access to bullying rulesShih Yi-hsiang, a senior researcher at the Taiwan Association for Human Rights, highlighted the widespread issue of workplace bullying against migrant workers.
Migrant workers must be considered in anti-bullying system: human rights groupsTaiwan Association for Human Rights secretary-general Shih Yi-hsiang said at the news conference that the nation’s regulations do not protect fishers working on ships operating outside of Taiwan’s waters.
Protect migrant fishers, groups say





