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Burmese fishermen pass time in the house where they are staying at the port of Ambon while waiting to be repatriated. The IOM and the Indonesian government have forced the fishing companies to negotiate a settlement over back pay, though in many cases the fishermen have settled for a tiny sum for their years of working 20 hour days at sea.

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