Investigation reveals North Korean forced labour in Chinese seafood plants - The Globe and Mail

The Outlaw Ocean Project

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Published March 8, 2024Updated March 11, 2024

An investigation by The Outlaw Ocean Project reveals that China uses workers from North Korea in its seafood industry. Many at the seafood processing plants recount long shifts, labour abuses and sexual assault.

The Outlaw Ocean Project

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