Over 200 Myanmar workers face labor rights violations at solar factory in Thailand
Ayeyarwaddy Times May 15 More than 200 Myanmar migrant workers employed at a solar panel factory in Rayong, Thailand, are facing labor rights violations, and the factory has yet to provide any concessions as of now. The
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