Exposing High Seas Crime With Journalism—and Help From Music

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By Ian UrbinaMay 3, 2021, 7:24 pm688 ptsHot
About 100 miles off the coast of Thailand, three dozen Cambodian boys and men worked barefoot all day and into the night on the deck of a purse seiner fishing ship. Fifteen-foot swells climbed the sides of the vessel, clipping the crew below the knees. Ocean spray and fish innards made the floor skating-rink…

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