[Column Writing] 【ESG Strategies for Business】 Part 29: Protecting Foreign Workers and Combating Forced Labor (1) International Regulations and Malaysia's Response
The Malaysian edition of the Current Affairs Bulletin (published February 25, 2026) featured a contribution by Representative Mitsuru Misawa entitled "【ESG Strategies Useful for Business】 No. 29: Protection of Foreign Workers and Measures to Combat Forced Labor (1) International Regulations and Malaysia's Response."
This article and the next one will cover two social (S) issues: the protection of foreign workers and measures to combat forced labor. This time, the commentary focuses on international regulatory trends and the Malaysian government's response.
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