This episode of Injustices Uncovered explores the environmental and labor rights issues that go unnoticed in the commercial fishing industry. The two hosts, Quinton and Haley, begin by expelling some common perceptions about fishing and then introduce Vannak Anan Prum, a Cambodian man who’s story reveals how modern slavery is possible. The episode concludes by examining the ways in which this injustice is being addressed and how solutions should be improved. Quinton and Haley, with Prum’s help, hope to bring attention to this pressing issue and implore consumers in the West to be more mindful of the seafood they buy.   Sources we referenced: The Freedom Fund (Links to an external site.) Hakai Magazine (Links to an external site.) The Lowy Institute (Links to an external site.) Seafood Source (Links to an external site.) Thomson Reuters Foundation (Links to an external site.) Deutsche Welle (Links to an external site.) Greenpeace (Links to an external site.) 2020 Trafficking in Persons Report (Links to an external site.)   Learn more: Maritime Executive (Links to an external site.) Global Slavery Index (Links to an external site.) Nature Communications (Links to an external site.) Animal Equality (Links to an external site.) The Pew Charitable Trusts (Links to an external site.) Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center (SEAFDEC) Database (Links to an external site.)   Vannak Anan Prum: Twitter (Links to an external site.) Guardian Article (Links to an external site.) Buy on Amazon: The Dead Eye and the Deep Blue Sea (Links to an external site.)    Music/Sounds: Sea Waves (Links to an external site.) Trawler Engine (Links to an external site.) Intro Music:Infados by Kevin MacLeod (Links to an external site.) Outro Music:Mystic Aliens (Remix) by KillumiNattyDread (Links to an external site.)   Special Thanks: Mr. Hamilton for his voice as Vannak Anan Prum Nick Baker for his voice as Phil Robertson