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More than 2.000 Enslaved Fishermen Rescued in 6 months

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17 September 2015 17:32 WIB

Burmese fisherman Myat Ko Ko Lay is congratulated by others as he leaves the port town of Ambon, Maluku province, Sept 8, 2015. Ko Lay was tricked into working on a fishing boat by traffickers and had been in Indonesia for more than a year when he was rescued. AP/Achmad Ibrahim

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Some former slave-fishermen gather around a Myanmar official who cross-checks their names at a transit center in Yangon, Myanmar, Sept 6, 2015. Dozens of Burmese men in the bustling port town of Ambon were the latest to go home, some more than a decade after being trafficked onto Thai trawlers. AP/Robin McDowell

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A Burmese fisherman receives his salary before leaving the port town of Ambon, Maluku province, Sept. 8, 2015. Hundreds more have been quietly sent home by their companies, avoiding human trafficking allegations. AP/Achmad Ibrahim

17 September 2015 00:00 WIB

A Burmese fisherman undergoes a medical examination before leaving the port town of Ambon, Maluku province, Sept. 8, 2015. The largest impact lies in the rescue and repatriation of the men, and hundreds of thousands more are thought to be still trapped in forced labor within the seafood industry. AP/Achmad Ibrahim

17 September 2015 00:00 WIB

A Burmese fisherman undergoes a medical examination before leaving the port town of Ambon, Maluku province, Sept. 8, 2015. Dozens of Burmese men in the bustling port town of Ambon were the latest to go home, some more than a decade after being trafficked onto Thai trawlers. AP/Achmad Ibrahim

17 September 2015 00:00 WIB

Burmese fishermen queue up at a check in counter at Pattimura Airport as they leave the port town of Ambon, Maluku province, Sept. 8, 2015. More than 2,000 fishermen have been rescued this year from brutal conditions at sea, their freedom prompted by an Associated Press investigation into seafood brought to the U.S. from a slave island in eastern Indonesia. AP/Achmad Ibrahim

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