Human rights abuse in Japans tuna industry @EnvironmentalJusticeFoundation
Human rights abuse in Japans tuna industry  @EnvironmentalJusticeFoundation
Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Japan is one of the largest and most influential tuna markets in the world, but many consumers are unaware of how this fish is caught. EJF speaks to crew of long-line tuna vessels, revealing human rights abuse and illegal shark finning, including endangered hammerheads.

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Human rights abuse in Japan's tuna industry

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