More than 300 slave migrant fishermen have been rescued on Saturday from a remote Indonesa island. The victimes are mostly from Mynmar, while others were trom Cambodia and Laos, and a few from Thailand. The men were among hundreds of migrant wrkers revealed in an Assoiated press investigation to have been lured into leaving their countries and forced into catching fish, U.S News reported. According to the Daily Mail, some of the men who boarded the trailers to safety came from nearby Benjina villages where they hid, while others were former slaves hiding in the Jungles.
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