China’s Tuna Vessels Used North Korea Crews in Breach of Un Bans: Report – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live

Report based on interviews of 19 employees

Actually, London -based ‘Environmental Justice Foundation’ (EJF) has released the report. It is a group specializing in environment and human rights issues. The report states that it has identified the presence of North Korean personnel on 12 Chinese Tuna ships running in the south-west Indian Ocean. The report is based on the interview of 19 employees from Indonesia and the Philippines who worked with North Korean personnel.

North Korean personnel put pressure on working for 10 years

According to the report, the crew members of Indonesia and the Philippines said that concerted efforts were made to hide the presence of North Korean personnel and pressurized them to work for ten years in the sea. In some cases, the ground was not allowed to lay down on the ground. The report said, it forcibly crosses the range of labor, which is more serious than the atrocities already happening in the fishing industry.

Draw members were transferred from one ship to another

The EJF reported that North Korean personnel were transferred from one ship to another, so that they could not return to the ground. The report also reported that these personnel did not allow the use of mobile phones and go out of ships when they go to the port.

Violation of UNSC’s 2017 resolution

The use of the crew of North Korean is a violation of the 2017 resolution of the United Nations Security Council, asking the member countries not to allow North Korean personnel to work and send them back by the end of 2019. These restrictions were imposed after North Korea conducted a long -range missile tests. China’s Foreign Ministry has not immediately commented on this report.

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