Ian Urbina

We are incredibly thrilled to receive the Dupont Award for the investigation on China and human rights and environmental crimes tied to its dominance of global seafood. This award, sometimes called the Pulitzer of Broadcast media, is credit to 4-years of incredible reporting by https://t.co/RjPSN2FuZ5

Took a while. But some tireless lawyers finally pulled it off: successful multi-million dollar class action lawsuit on behalf of detained migrants forced to work for the federal government often for $1 per day. https://t.co/BNqe640ilU https://t.co/W2OQzeeTn4

My latest column is now available in the new issue of @Oceano_mag . To find out how you can read it, visit: https://t.co/xuuKtIoCLU https://t.co/bMwDKf6bV7

RT @gijn: The Outlaw Ocean Project (@ian_urbina) just launched The Global Fishing Legislative Database, an interactive tool that helps the…

Asking folks to please circulate this post on an urgent matter:

Leopoldo López @leopoldolopez

Jesus Armas, a democracy activist and social leader was kidnapped by the Maduro regime last night. Jesus has been a strong voice for freedom in and outside Venezuela. He is a good friend and a founding member of the @WLCongress. Maduro MUST go, Venezuela will be FREE. https://t.co/yaQ5NKin2c

RT @columbiajourn: Announcing the 2025 duPont-Columbia Finalists, honored for outstanding audio and video reporting in the public interest.…

Just one week left until the 10th edition of @DX_IFF begins in Washington D.C., November 7-10. You can explore the lineup and secure your tickets here: https://t.co/lhSPl5SaxQ https://t.co/GRZHMVU4Rk

RT @DX_IFF: Join the team behind The Outlaw Ocean Project at our 2024 DX Symposium as they discuss exposing human trafficking, forced labor…

The Double Exposure Film Festival, a project of @100Reporter, blends investigative journalism with cinematic storytelling. This year’s theme explores AI, climate change, and political polarization. Follow @DX_IFF for more updates. Passes are available for industry professionals, https://t.co/rxFhNG33GC

.@SeaChoice, a Canadian environmental advocacy group, published an article discussing the demand from consumers for major retailers to address human rights abuses in their seafood supply chains, following the OO exposés that linked tainted seafood to products sold in North

.@The_Daily_NK, a South Korean publication, reported that despite worsening North Korea-China relations, North Korean female workers keep being dispatched to seafood processing plants in China - not only to the provinces close to North Korea but also to the deep part of

.@AboveGroundNGO, a Canadian NGO that advocates for corporate accountability for Canadian companies, recently published a report about forced labor in Canada’s international seafood supply chains. The report examines links between Canadian seafood imports and forced labor, the

.@ilSalvagentit, an Italian weekly magazine that reports on citizens' rights and conscious consumption, wrote that China filed a complaint against PVH, the parent company of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, for allegedly boycotting cotton sourced from Xinjiang, a region where

.@Undercur, an industry publication, reported that UK seafood importer Unibond Seafood International managed to maintain a profit for its 2023 financial year but had a 30% drop in sales. Undercurrent News noted that this drop comes after a difficult year, which was caused in part