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Call to stop sourcing tuna from Chinese vessels operating in the Indian Ocean due to the prevalence of illegal fishing, human rights abuses and forced labour associated with the fleet.

Vous rêvez de piller les océans, de tirer profit de la criminalité transnationale et d'échapper à la justice ? Ce guide pour les nuls afin de devenir le propriétaire caché de votre flotte de pêche est là pour vous montrer comment faire.

Illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing is one of the most serious threats to ocean health, food security, and the livelihoods of legitimate fishers. This document explains how fisheries transparency is essential for ending it.

This report documents the impacts of overfishing and illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing in Senegal. It examines how the resulting declines in fish populations are driving increased forced migration to Europe across Earth's most deadly migration route, leading to over 3000 deaths in 2023 alone.

From 2019–2025, NFS collected and recycled 200 tonnes of discarded fishing gear, generating over 2.3 million THB (717,000 NOK) in revenues and turning waste into new products. The project now spans 20 community centres across 8 provinces, with 13 storage hubs. Through community action, outreach, cleanups and high-level engagements, the project has fostered a national network of informed, empowered stakeholders to champion ocean conservation. The project combines community action, advocacy, and policy engagement to build a circular economy mode for ALDFG. As it scales beyond, NFS offers a blueprint for sustainable fishing gear management and a replicable solution to ALDFG in Southeast Asia.

Um unsere Zukunft zu sichern, müssen wir dafür sorgen, dass sich unsere Meere erholen und weiter gedeihen können. Dieses Kurzbriefing zeigt auf, wie die neue Bundesregierung in wichtigen Bereichen handeln kann, um unsere Meere und die Menschen, die von ihnen abhängig sind, zu schützen.