Ⅲ. Control Yuan Investigations︱ Despite Taiwan being a major fishing nation, it is now almost completely reliant on foreign fishermen for its fishery workforce. Numerous disputes have resulted from inadequate regulations and the failure to manage foreign brokers. Numerous complaints of fishermen exploitation have been made. Investigations were subsequently requested by the Control Yuan and six major investigations into the human rights of foreign fishermen were completed between 2016 and 2021. Corrective actions were subsequently ordered for a number of government agencies including the Council of Agriculture and Fisheries Agency under the Executive Yuan, the National Immigration Agency of the Ministry of the Interior, the Ocean Affairs Council, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Ministry of Labor. Control Yuan Investigation Report approved on October 5, 2016 (105財調0042): Abuse and Death of Fisherman Employed Overseas Aboard the Fishing Vessel “Fu Tsz Chiun” In 2015, an Indonesian fisherman fell overboard and another fisherman died after being abused aboard the fishing vessel “Fu Tsz Chiun,” which was homeported in Kaohsiung. The incident drew widespread international interest. Control Yuan Investigation Report approved on May 8, 2019 (108 財調0028): “Fuh Sheng No.11” Impounded Overseas for Violation of Work in Fishing Convention In 2018, “Fuh Sheng No.11” was impounded in Cape Town, South Africa. The International Labour Organization (ILO) announced on its website that 033