Resources – ANROEV

Brief Report on May & June (2025) Occupational Injuries and Diseases Cases

September 13, 2025

The Asia OSH Map team collected and documented 205 OSH incident reports in Asia during May and June 2025. These tragedies occurred across East Asia, Southeast Asia, and South Asia, including Cambodia (9), China (3), Hong Kong (1), India (1), Japan (2), the Philippines (52), South Korea (6), Taiwan (6), Thailand (76), and Vietnam (49). During this period, these incidents resulted in the deaths of 148 workers and the injury of 232 others.

Laws in captivity: Workers waiting for the enforcement of the social security labor laws in Morbi

August 26, 2025

Laws in captivity: Workers waiting for the enforcement of the social security labor laws in Morbi Table of Contents 1. Introduction to the organization 2. Background – 1. ESI Act 2. Areas covered under the Act in Morbi District 3. PF Act 4. Pay slip 4. Risks of Ceramic Workers 3. Need and Importance of […]

Asia OSH Map: Strengthening Workplace Safety and Health Across Asia

November 25, 2024

ANROEV partners from Bangladesh, Indonesia, Nepal, and the Philippines have provided resources to upload to the Asia OSH Map. A total of 52 OSH accidents were recorded in South Asia and Southeast Asia, with each region accounting for 26 cases during September and October 2024. Those incidents caused 110 workers to die, and 117 workers were affected with injuries.

Extreme heat: Worker Protection in the Era of Climate Change

November 6, 2024

Extreme heat and heat waves have surged in frequency and intensity due to climate change, putting workers in both indoor and outdoor environments at significant risk. This rising heat not only affects worker safety but also contributes to broader issues like food security and public health.

The Challenge of Getting to the Bottom of Aricell’s Catastrophic Disaster

November 5, 2024

It has been more than two months since the deadly Aricell battery plant fire that killed 23 people – 18 of them migrant workers. The tragedy has been identified as South Korea’s “deadliest industrial disaster for migrant workers.”