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Pushed Overboard and Left to Drown: Inside Southeast Asia’s Fishing Industry
From debt-bonded crews to violence at sea, Photojournalist Nicole Tung’s reporting reveals the hidden human and environmental costs behind global seafood.

Kang-Chun Cheng 鄭康君
Mar 268 min read


Wage Cuts, Broken Security: US Tariffs Squeeze Women in India’s Shrimp Industry
In India's Bhimavaram, a massive hub for shrimp exports, the continuing uncertainty over U.S. trade tariffs has left a devastating impact on the lives of women workers.
Laasya Shekhar & Bhaskar Basava
Mar 2311 min read


Your Electric Vehicle, Powered By Dead Chinese Migrant Workers
A commercial street frequented by Chinese and Indonesian workers near the entrance of the industrial compound in Weda Bay, North Maluku, Indonesia. (Wufei Yu/Grist)

Wufei Yu 余物非, Grist
Oct 10, 202517 min read


“They Won’t Stop Sucking Workers’ Blood”: New York Home Care Workers Demand End to 24-Hour Shifts
Despite CPC’s mission to “promote the social and economic empowerment” of Asian American communities, they have played a role in enforcing 24-hour workdays for home care workers with only 13 hours of pay. Protestors complain that the “stolen” wages of 11 hours a day, now amounting to over $90 million in lost wages, have been used to build the 30-storey luxury tower in Manhattan that they now hold signs in front of.

Zhenjia Zhang
Jul 11, 20256 min read
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