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When inspectors call, India s shrimp plants find ways to keeps abuses out of sight

In the plants that stock North America with seafood, forced labour and dangerous conditions are rife. A whistleblower shares his story from a facility that supplies a Canadian grocery chain

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At Chinese seafood factories with ties to Canada, North Korean workers face captivity, violence and sexual assault

China officially denies that these workers are in the country, but a team of researchers identified 15 seafood processing plants that have used more than 1,000 North Korean workers since 2017

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Part 2 | A superpower of seafood, China, sometimes uses forced labor

Visits to Chinese distant-water fishing ships reveal in stark detail a broad pattern of human rights and labor abuses, even deaths from violence

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To project power globally, China has become the superpower of seafood

A four-year investigation from The Outlaw Ocean Project shows that workers of a Chinese distant-water squid fleet are often held captive in inhumane conditions on Chinese fishing ships. Migrant workers from the Philippines and Indonesia comprise most of the crew aboard.

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