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But he lost all hope as years passed at sea.
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All Ron wanted to do was go home. But after being trapped at sea for so many years, he lost all hope that he would ever return.
Ron was sold into the massive Thai fishing industry — a 7-billion-dollar industry that lures in thousands of men with the false promise of good-paying jobs, then traps them at sea to do perilous work.
Back home, his family was left wondering if they would ever see him again alive. Thankfully, we have supporters like you who made sure that they would.
John, we need your help right now in ending this form of slavery for good. Give today, and help us bring more of the world’s vulnerable home!
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