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This report tells the stories of those on the frontlines of the climate crisis in Dadaab refugee camp, Kenya. These stories highlight the devastating impacts of the drought in the Horn of Africa and the link between global heating and forced displacement.

Les filets dérivants, utilisés par les navires marocains en mer d'Alboran, menacent gravement la biodiversité méditerranéenne en capturant des espèces migratrices et de la mégafaune marine, y compris des espèces en danger comme les cétacés et les tortues. Bien qu'interdits, ces filets continuent d'être employés en raison de difficultés économiques locales, exacerbées par la pandémie et la crise énergétique. La demande de l'Union européenne, principale destination des espadons marocains, alimente cette pêche illicite, mettant en cause les règlements européens sur la pêche durable.

The Bottle Free Seas (BFS) project, initiated by the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) and funded by the Norwegian Retailers’ Environment Fund (NREF), is dedicated to reducing the use of single-use water bottles. We have achieved this through the installation and promotion of water refill infrastructure in Bangkok's urban areas. This report captures the journey of Bottle Free Seas, outlining the lessons learned and how the initiative can be replicated elsewhere.

Cameroonian fisheries face multiple threats, including illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, which remains a tragic reality and negatively impacts marine and coastal ecosystems and the people who depend on them.

España, como país con una extensa industria pesquera y una población costera considerable, se encuentra en una posición única para dar ejemplo traduciendo sus compromisos nacionales, europeos e internacionales en esfuerzos concretos de conservación. La adopción de políticas oceánicas sólidas y la implementación de medidas efectivas pueden consolidar el liderazgo de España en la protección y gestión sostenible de los océanos.

To stop imports from Chinese-owned seafood companies engaging in slavery and illegal, unreported & unregulated fishing, transparency and strict import control are critical. As the biggest seafood market in the world - importing over 60% of its consumption - the EU must block entry of all abuse-tainted products and profits.