The ASEAN member states vowed to improve protection of migrant fishers as they encouraged each other to initiate or conclude bilateral agreements to ensure the safe and regular migration of fisherfolks.
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They also want to consider mainstreaming the protection of migrant fishers in all relevant migration policies, mechanisms and processes of ASEAN and its member states, including with those of the regional body's external partners, international organizations, and other relevant international entities.
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