Taïwan va mettre en place une politique de lutte contre le travail forcé

An article by Antoine Piel

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19 February 2026 à 17h05

Updated on 20 February 2026 à 15h37

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Publication: 19 February 2026 à 17h05, Updated on 20 February 2026 à 15h37

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An article by Antoine Piel

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19 February 2026 à 17h05

Updated on 20 February 2026 à 15h37

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Publication: 19 February 2026 à 17h05, Updated on 20 February 2026 à 15h37

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L’accord commercial conclu le 12 février entre les États-Unis et Taïwan va amener ce dernier pays à développer une politique de lutte contre le travail forcé. La République de Chine s’y engage à interdire l’importation de produits issus du travail forcé et à améliorer la protection des droits des travailleurs sur les navires marchands battant pavillon sur le territoire. Le gouvernement va également interdire les frais de recrutement et la retenue de documents d’identité notamment dans les secte

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