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Labour representatives say that Malaysia’s workers are unprepared for the energy transition, with many prioritising economic issues such as wages over sustainability. A recent report called for a national assessment of workforce readiness, as well as more awareness building and upskilling programmes.
Scrapping old ships cuts planet-heating emissions, but the risks to people and planet are significant, too.
New international law seeks to make ship-breaking safer and cleaner – workers want better pay, too.
Asia and the Pacific comprise a major hot spot for migrant worker exploitation, and access to justice remains difficult.
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