Indonesia Navy Nabs Cargo Ship Loaded With Slave-caught Fish

A massive refrigerated cargo ship believed to be loaded with slave-caught fish was seized by Indonesia's navy and brought to shore Thursday, officials said, after The Associated Press informed authorities it had entered the country's waters. The Thai-owned Silver Sea 2 was located late Wednesday and escorted about 130 kilometers (80 miles) to a naval base in Sabang on the Indonesian archipelago's northwestern tip, said Col. Sujatmiko, the local naval chief. The AP used a...

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