Ⅳ. Follow-up and Institutional Analysis︱ The NHRC utilized the six migrant fishermen investigations as the starting point for looking at the unusual nature of maritime labor. The report then analyzed the issues with having a dual-track regulatory system for domestically-hired and overseas-hired fishermen, the applicable international conventions and human rights indicators. The hosting of professional forums, on-site inspections at Cijin and Cianjhen fishing harbors in Kaohsiung, as well as at Nanfang'ao fishing harbor in the Su'ao Township of Yilan, industry-government-academic exchange seminars, and governmental seminars were conducted to track the progressive improvements made by government agencies on labor rights issues in distant water fishery. The NHRC organized numerous meetings with relevant agencies over a one-month period from the end of September to the end of October in 2021. The agenda for agency talks was developed from the list of identified issues and the actual conditions found during the inspections. The focus of each communication session was as follows: The topic for the first session was the labor conditions of fishermen and FOC management. The second session looked at identifying human trafficking and forced 045