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…Form Previous Next The nominees Digital Activist of the Year Recognizing individuals who have harnessed online platforms to take dedicated action toward ending modern slavery Sea-Watch Search-and-rescue organization documenting and…

…Seafood Campaign, Greenpeace Southeast Asia, said: With this ruling, all of Big Seafood is officially on notice: exploitation at sea could land you in court at home. It is well…

…after the humanitarian vessel Humanity 1 rescued him at sea. The rescue marked his seventh attempt to cross the Mediterranean in 2025. On four occasions, the Libyan coastguard intercepted his…

…filed under the Trafficking Victims Protection Act, could set the precedent for holding major seafood companies accountable for forced labor in their supply chains. Forced to work, trapped at sea…

…very militias the LCG aligned with. In other words, interceptions at sea feed Libya’s detention-for-ransom economy. Migrants rarely find safety when they are taken back. Instead, they move through a…

…Sea-Watch documented 54 violent incidents by Libyan forces since 2016, including ramming, shootings, and assaults. NGO crews say they cannot keep sharing information with actors they view as dangerous. They…

…white. When migrants are being violently dumped into the sea, it should signal game over. Italy is set to renew its deadly bilateral migration agreement with Libya on November 2,…

…against Italy’s agreement with Libya. Because this year alone: — Over 700 people have died crossing the Mediterranean Sea trying to reach Europe.1 — Over 19,000 people have been returned…

…about Europe’s complicity in abuses under the banner of “migration management.” Violence rising despite EU funding The NGO Sea-Watch documented at least 60 violent incidents since 2016. Most involved Libyan…

…researchers evaluated risks linked to slaughtering, meat processing, and animal feed production. Forced labor at sea The seafood industry, in particular, remains deeply troubled by forced labor. Earlier this year,…