Conservation group Sea Shepherd says two of its crew members - Australian Benjamin Potts and British citizen Giles Lane - are being held against their will on a Japanese whaling ship.
The organisation says the men were tied to the radar mast of the whaling ship after they boarded with a message to inform them they were killing whales illegally.
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Protesters held on Japanese whaling ship
The organisation says the men were tied to the radar mast of the whaling ship after they boarded with a message to inform them they were killing whales illegally.
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