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Apr 22, 2020New trawlers with history of illegal fishing threaten Senegalese fisheriesRead
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Apr 08, 2020Ghana’s fisheries collapsing as trawlers take young fish, EJF report revealsRead
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Apr 07, 2020The “people’s” fishery on the brink of collapse: Small pelagics in landings of Ghana’s industrial trawl fleetRead
Ghana’s sardinella fishery, which provides food and livelihoods for coastal communities, is under severe threat from illegal targeting by trawlers in the ‘saiko’ trade. Sampling of saiko sardinella revealed the fish were 99% juveniles. These young fish are crucial to the recovery of a population that is already on the brink of collapse, having crashed by 80% over the past twenty years.
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Apr 02, 2020Globally elusive ‘megamouth shark’ landed in LiberiaRead
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Apr 01, 2020Legal opinion on the engagement of foreign companies in Ghana’s industrial trawl sectorRead
This briefing summarises the key findings of a legal opinion delivered by the Taylor Crabbe Initiative to the Environmental Justice Foundation. In the opinion, TCi analyses the law governing the nationality of industrial trawlers fishing in Ghanaian waters.
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Apr 01, 2020Globally elusive Megamouth Shark landed in LiberiaRead
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Mar 25, 2020Ghana’s law is clear: Saiko fishing is illegalRead
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Mar 25, 2020Ghana’s law is clear: Saiko fishing is illegalRead
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Mar 23, 2020Community spirit and co-management: EJF in Sierra LeoneRead
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Mar 06, 2020Women are the strongest pillarRead
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Mar 05, 2020Subsidising industrial fishing needs to stop - nowRead
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Mar 03, 2020Working for wildlifeRead
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Feb 25, 2020Far Dwuma Nkodo project update: January – June 2019Read
The Far Dwuma Nkɔdo project is implemented by EJF and Hen Mpoano, with funding from the EU. The project aims to secure greater environmental sustainability and social equity in Ghana’s fisheries sector, by supporting efforts to reduce illegal fishing and building the capacity of fishing communities in the sustainable management of their resource.
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Feb 12, 2020A deadly dance in the waves: Defending dolphinsRead
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Jan 28, 202010 years to save the oceanRead
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Jan 24, 2020Communities for Fisheries LiberiaRead
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Jan 23, 2020Trawlers charged with illegal fishing continue to dodge fines in GhanaRead
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Jan 23, 2020Trawlers charged with illegal fishing continue to dodge fines in GhanaRead
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Jan 22, 2020Corals and communities: EJF report highlights devastating impacts of climate crisis on reefsRead
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Executive Summaries
Jan 21, 2020Coral reefs in crisisRead
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Jan 16, 2020Marine Havens Under Threat: The impacts of the climate crisis on tropical coral reefs and the communities that rely on themRead
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Jan 15, 2020Corals and communities: EJF report highlights devastating impacts of climate crisis on reefsRead
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Jan 14, 2020Congratulations to the new Taiwanese government. Now to consolidate action on illegal fishing and abuse at seaRead
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Jan 14, 2020恭喜台灣新政府 - 打擊非法漁業及海上人權剝削行動應繼續進行Read
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Dec 19, 2019Thailand’s fishing industry is in danger: The reforms protect itRead
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Dec 19, 2019Progress must be sustained: EU re-issues trade warning for Panama’s illegal fishingRead
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Dec 19, 2019EJF’s year in review – thanks to our supporters!Read
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Dec 17, 2019South Korea’s fisheries laws improve, but vigilance is neededRead
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Dec 17, 2019South Korea’s fisheries laws improve, but vigilance is neededRead
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Dec 10, 2019Empowering Liberia’s fishing communities to protect ocean ecosystemsRead
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Dec 03, 2019One week to save sea turtlesRead
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Films
Nov 18, 2019Caught in the Net: Illegal fishing & labour abuses in the Vietnamese fishing fleetRead`
Caught in the Net: Illegal fishing & labour abuses in the Vietnamese fishing fleet
Vietnam has one of the fastest growing fishing fleets in the world. This explosion in the number of fishing vessels has led to massive overfishing, facilitated by child labour, and the crisis spreading beyond Vietnam's waters.
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Nov 11, 2019Rampant illegal fishing, child labour and grinding poverty: EJF report on Vietnamese fleetRead
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Nov 11, 2019Rampant illegal fishing, child labour and grinding poverty: EJF report on Vietnamese fleetRead
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Nov 11, 2019Caught in the net: Illegal fishing and child labour in Vietnam's fishing fleetRead
This report examines illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, a global problem threatening marine ecosystems around the world, in Vietnam's fishing fleet.
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Nov 06, 2019Thai government resistance to damaging trawler lobby is to be applaudedRead
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Oct 23, 2019Thailand's Road to Reform: Securing a sustainable, legal and ethical fisheryRead
Thailand’s seafood industry was in recent years blighted by uncontrolled growth across its fishing sector resulting in rampant illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing as well as violent associated human rights abuses including physical and verbal abuse and even murder. The decision in 2014 by the European Commission in April 2015 to issue a ‘yellow card’ against Thailand’s seafood exports to the European Union was one of several wakeup calls to introduce long overdue reforms. Significant progress has since been made to regain trust and shed a notorious image of a sector steeped in flagrant regulatory and labour abuses, however, much more remains to be done to become a truly sustainable, legal and ethical sector.
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Oct 22, 2019Trawler fined for targeting undersized fish with illegal nets in GhanaRead
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Oct 18, 2019Thai government pledges to protect reforms to keep country free of illegal fishingRead
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Oct 11, 2019Here’s Our Best Opportunity to Save the Oceans — and OurselvesRead