The Outlaw Ocean Project is a nonprofit journalism organization that reports on the “watery two-thirds” of our planet, often beyond the reach of the world’s media but ripe for investigation. Oceans are often seen as too remote or too challenging to cover, but they are an arena for pressing issues such as human trafficking, modern slavery, smuggling, piracy, and environmental crimes. The high seas — too big to police — are a legal gray area that people exploit to “murder, dump, and steal,” but for the same reason they also provide freedom for those who want to escape land-bound laws for less nefarious reasons.
Origen: How We Turned Years of Reporting on the High Seas into a Podcast: Tips from Ian Urbina – GIJN
