Migrants working in fishing industry face discrimination, low pay and physical and verbal abuse - report

Discrimination, verbal and physical abuse and pay of less than €3 an hour are just some of the things migrants working in the Irish fishing industry are facing.

Migrants working in fishing industry face discrimination, low pay and physical and verbal abuse - report

Discrimination, verbal and physical abuse and pay of less than €3 an hour are just some of the things migrants working in the Irish fishing industry are facing.

A new report from the Migrant Rights Centre Ireland also shows 40 per cent of the fishermen interviewed don't feel safe at work.

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