The Outlaw Ocean Project
Ian Urbina, Jake Conley, Austin Brush, Maya MartinA journalism non-profit chronicling the diversity of crimes on the high seas
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 99 | Subscribers | Read | theoutlawocean.substack.com |
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OO Podcast: The North Korean Women Supplying the West With Seafood
In February 2023, Donggang Jinhui Foodstuff, a seafood-processing company in China, threw a party. It had been a successful year: a new plant had opened, and the company had doubled the amount of squid that it exported to the United States....
OO Podcast: The Forced Uyghur Labor Behind The Fish You Eat
On a cloudy morning in April 2023, more than eighty men and women, dressed in matching red windbreakers, stood in orderly lines in front of the train station in Xinjiang, a landlocked and subjugated region in China's far west. The people we...
OO Podcast: The Undisputed Superpower Of Seafood
Daniel Aritonang graduated from high school in May, 2018, hoping to find a job. Short and lithe, he lived in the coastal village of Batu Lungun, Indonesia, where his father owned an auto shop. Aritonang spent his free time rebuilding engine...
OO Podcast: The Shrimp Factory Whistleblower
On October 29 2023, a 45-year-old American named Joshua Farinella flew into the city of Amalapuram near India’s eastern coast to start his new job as the general manager at a shrimp processing plant owned by a company called Choice Canning....
Authors
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Ian Urbina is the director of The Outlaw Ocean Project, a non-profit journalism organization based in Washington DC that produces investigative stories about human rights, environment & labor concerns on the two-thirds of the planet covered by water
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Research Editor at The Outlaw Ocean Project.
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