Former Striking Fishermen Seek Fair Compensation Amid Ongoing Employment Redress Disputes

                            
[PODCAST]Workers affected by the 2015 strike and fish rod scandal hand over a petition to the Deputy Minister of Fisheries, demanding fair wages and better working conditions under the Government Employment Readiness Programme.

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