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Exposing Forced Labor and Human Trafficking in the World’s Oceans

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Reporters exposing exploitation in the high seas use a combination of open source satellite imagery to track ships and documents to establish vessel ownership.
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Exposing Forced Labor and Human Trafficking in the World’s Oceans

Reporters exposing exploitation in the high seas use a combination of open source satellite imagery to track ships and documents to establish vessel ownership.

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Global Investigative Journalism Network broke the news in on Thursday, January 8, 2026.
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