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Mar 01, 2021Blue carbon | ExplainerRead`
Blue carbon | Explainer
We call on governments around the world to recognise crucial role our ocean has in the fight against the climate crisis. Add your name: act.ejfoundation.org/bluecarbon
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News & Media
Feb 24, 2021The local communities ridding our ocean of plasticRead
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Campaign Stories
Feb 22, 2021Blue carbonRead
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News & Media
Feb 18, 2021EJF Welcomes the EU's Warning to Cameroon: Crack Down on Illegal FishingRead
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Feb 17, 2021EU WARNS CAMEROON: DO MORE TO STOP ILLEGAL FISHING OR FACE SANCTIONSRead
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Reports
Feb 15, 2021Nesting Turtle Monitoring: Field Guidelines For EJF Staff and Patrol TeamsRead
This field guide provides directions for EJF staff and patrol teams on how to identify and monitor nesting sea turtles.
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News & Media
Feb 12, 2021EJF in the field: Turtle nesting season in GhanaRead
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Reports
Feb 01, 2021Traditional tenure rights in the clam fishery of the Volta estuaryRead
This report examines traditional management and tenure arrangements in the clam fishery of the Volta river estuary and provides recommendations for ensuring the sustainability of the clam fishery, which is critical for local livelihoods and food security.
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News & Media
Jan 29, 2021New rules fall short of protecting migrant workers in Korea’s fishing fleetRead
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Reports
Jan 26, 2021Far Dwuma Nkɔdo project update: January to June 2020Read
This is the Far Dwuma Nkɔdo newsletter for January to June 2020, which provides updates on progress under the project and our upcoming work.
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Reports
Jan 19, 2021Open letter to world leaders: Put marine ecosystems at the heart of climate policyRead
We call on national governments to recognise the critical importance of our ocean and blue carbon in the fight against the climate emergency.
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Films
Dec 22, 2020The clam fishery of the lower Volta River: A case study of fisheries co-managementRead`
The clam fishery of the lower Volta River: A case study of fisheries co-management
Clams are a vital source of protein and employment on the lower Volta in Ghana. Fisheries co-management helps manage this resource sustainably.
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Films
Dec 18, 202010 Years of The EU IUU RegulationRead`
10 Years of The EU IUU Regulation
The EU’s IUU Regulation is designed to stop illegal seafood from being imported into Europe. It has delivered real success.
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Reports
Dec 14, 2020Communities for Fisheries project update - December 2019-December 2020Read
The EU-funded Communities for Fisheries project aims to create skilled, capable and effective community co-management associations (CMAs) to secure legal and sustainable fisheries in Liberia. This brief summarises the progress made under the project from December 2019 to December 2020.
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News & Media
Dec 11, 2020A decade of the EU’s regulation on illegal fishing: Real-world progressRead
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Reports
Dec 10, 2020Far Dwuma Nkɔdo project update: July to December 2019Read
This newsletter for July to December 2019 provides updates on progress under the Far Dwuma Nkɔdo project, as well as upcoming work.
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Reports
Dec 10, 2020Stakeholder and Network Analysis within the context of Traditional Governance and Tenurial Rights in the Artisanal Fisheries Sector in the Central Region of GhanaRead
This report identifies stakeholders of the artisanal fishery in Ghana, conducts a network analysis of these stakeholders and provides recommendations on how these networks could be harnessed for the development of the artisanal fishery in the region.
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News & Media
Dec 08, 202025 Reasons why the WTO must end subsidies that drive overfishingRead
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Films
Nov 30, 2020Importing Abuse: Violence, Slavery and Illegal Fishing in the Japanese Seafood Supply ChainRead`
Importing Abuse: Violence, Slavery and Illegal Fishing in the Japanese Seafood Supply Chain
This film reveals the violence, slavery and illegal fishing in the Japanese seafood supply chain.
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Reports
Nov 25, 2020Cetacean slaughter, shark finning and human rights abuse in Taiwan’s fishing fleetRead
This report reveals dolphins are being deliberately targeted by Taiwanese fishing vessels to use as bait to catch sharks, a practice that often goes alongside mistreatment of crew.
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News & Media
Nov 25, 2020Taiwan fishing vessels target dolphins as bait for sharksRead
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Nov 25, 2020Taiwan fishing vessels target dolphins as bait for sharksRead
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Reports
Nov 25, 2020Scoping assessment of sustainable livelihood opportunities in the artisanal fishing communities of the Central Region of GhanaRead
This report is a scoping assessment of fisher perspectives on non-fisheries livelihood opportunities in Ghana’s Central Region.
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News & Media
Nov 25, 2020肯定漁業署修法鯊魚漁獲規範 盼落實執行減少割鰭棄身Read
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Films
Nov 20, 2020Fisheries on the brinkRead`
Fisheries on the brink
How heavily subsidised industrial fishing is threatening the survival of small-scale fishing communities.
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News & Media
Nov 13, 2020Taiwan clamps down on shark finningRead
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News & Media
Nov 10, 2020New phone app is effective weapon in Ghana’s fight against illegal fishingRead
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News & Media
Oct 30, 2020Second vessel arrest in Ghana indicates Chinese company is behind repeated illegal fishingRead
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Oct 26, 2020Ghanaian workers report appalling abuse aboard Chinese-owned fishing vesselsRead
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Films
Oct 26, 2020Fear, hunger and violence: Ghanaian crews report violent abuse and illegal fishing on foreign-owned trawlersRead`
Fear, hunger and violence: Ghanaian crews report violent abuse and illegal fishing on foreign-owned trawlers
Ghanaian crew report shocking human rights abuses aboard Chinese-owned trawl vessels, from beatings to a lack of drinkable water.
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News & Media
Oct 26, 2020Ghanaian workers report appalling abuse aboard Chinese-owned fishing vesselsRead
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Reports
Oct 26, 2020Fear, hunger and violence: Human rights in Ghana's industrial trawl fleetRead
In this report Ghanaian workers give their testimonies of shocking human rights abuses aboard Chinese-owned trawl vessels fishing in Ghana's waters.
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Films
Oct 20, 2020Off the hook: how flags of convenience let illegal fishing go unpunishedRead`
Off the hook: how flags of convenience let illegal fishing go unpunished
Flags of convenience cause untold damage to fisheries and the fight against illegal fishing, how can we end this harmful practice?
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Reports
Oct 20, 2020Off the hook: How flags of convenience let illegal fishing go unpunishedRead
This report details the damage that flags of convenience cause to fisheries and the fight against illegal fishing, along with recommendations for how to end this harmful practice.
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News & Media
Oct 20, 2020European Commission and other major fishing players unite to tackle flags of convenienceRead
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News & Media
Oct 19, 2020WTO urged to end harmful fisheries subsidiesRead
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Oct 15, 2020Taiwan and Chinese fishing fleets added to US forced labour listRead
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Oct 12, 2020Liberia protects small-scale fishers from Chinese super-trawler threatRead
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Oct 12, 2020Liberia protects small-scale fishers from Chinese supertrawler threatRead
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Oct 07, 2020Unite for stronger global ocean governanceRead