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Daily Archives: 8 April, 2023

If You are to Invest Yourself in Your Ideal State

Special Initiatives MyanmarBy Rosalia8 April, 2023

Whenever I miss Yangon, I imagine myself strolling around Pansodan, where I’d flip one book after another at the old book vendors near the corner. Yet I will have to jump out my daydreaming when I hear jet fighters in real life.

Migrant Workers in Fishing Industry Continue to Face Decent Work Deficit

NewsBy Rosalia8 April, 2023

Migrant workers in the fishing and seafood processing industry in Thailand continue to face major decent work deficits, despite the major reforms government has introduced, according to Benjamin Harkins, Technical Officer (Ship to Shore Rights South-East Asia), International Labour Organisation.

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