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Seafood slavery

The World

Is your seafood harvested by slaves?

Agence France-Presse

Man tells of torture, murder on the high seas.

Commentary: Informed consumers can curb slavery

Commentary

Did these ex-slaves catch your lunch?

Lifestyle

Desperate life at sea

Lifestyle

Motherships in the abyss

Lifestyle
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Thailand’s fishy business [INFOGRAPHIC]

Lifestyle

A look into Thailand’s multi-billion dollar wild-caught seafood industry and the darkest links in its supply chain.

5 reasons why slaves still catch your seafood

Agence France-Presse

Heads up: reason #5 is your fault.

Trash fish: It’s gross, tainted by slavery and possibly in your dog food

Business, Economics and Jobs

Shrimp, fish pills and pet food all use an ingredient notorious for forced labor abuses.

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