article_snippet: Burmese men are being kept in cages on a tiny Indonesian island and forced to fish - or risk being kicked, beaten and whipped with stingray tails.
article_snippet: Slaves are being locked up in cages on a tropical Indonesian island and forced to catch fish which ends up in US supply chains .
article_snippet: Captive: A security guard talks to detainees inside a cell at the compound of a fishing company in Benjina, Indonesia .
article_snippet: Locked up: The men are forced to work 22-hour shifts or risk being kicked, beaten and whipped with stingray tails .
article_snippet: Slaves use this warehouse in Benjina as a makeshift dormitory after finishing shifts that last up to 22 hours .
highlights_snippet: Men from Burma are being forced to fish in Indonesia, investigation reveals .
  
highlights_snippet: Men from Burma face physical abuse including being whipped with toxic stingray tails .
  
highlights_snippet: Slaves are locked up in cages in the Indonesian island village of Benjina .