The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 10月10日 00時30分

In the past few decades, partly in an effort to project its influence abroad, China has dramatically expanded its distant-water fishing fleet. The country now oversees what might be the largest maritime operation the world has ever known. But its preëminence on the water has come at a cost. China is largely unresponsive to international laws, and its fleet is the worst perpetrator of illegal fishing in the world, helping drive species to the brink of extinction. Its ships are rife with labor trafficking, debt bondage, violence, criminal neglect, and death. At the link in our bio, @ian_urbina reports on the grave cost of the seafood you are likely eating. Illustration by @cleonpeterson.

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