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6r7b8 the next time you sit down to have your favorite fish, consider who caught it. in southeast asia the crews of some fishing boats are slaves, ordinary men, often dirt poor, enticed by promises of more money than they've ever seen. once at sea they face death if they refuse to work. cnn's dan rivers spoke to some survivors of these slave vessels. a report that's part of cnn's year long freedom project aimed at highlighting modern day slavery. >> reporter: this is the thriving fishing industry in southeast asia, fish that might end up on dinner plates almost anywhere in the world. but you...

Bolin were lured from cambodia to work on the fishing boats three years ago. you can see why. quarrying rock is their only other work opportunity. when a middle man offered them a well-paid job in the fishing industry, they agreed eagerly. together with another brother, they left home hoping to earn some money, but the reality was different. they say they were imprisoned on a thai trawler for three months with no pay and no chance for escape they were slaves at sea. they describe how the crew who didn't work hard enough had their throats punctured with a blade before they were thrown overboard...