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- The Olive Triangle – Caught Between Illegal Fishers and The Deep Sea
- Evolution of the Fight against Illegal Fishing (IUU) – A Decade of Investments in Satellite Based Vessel Tracking Technologies
- The Moral Dilemma of Developing Countries in the fight against Illegal Fishing
- Historic Verdict in Ecuador – Federal Prosecutor seizes Chinese Reefer Fu Yuan Yu Leng 999 worth US$ 6.1 million
- CATCH – A Big Leap from Paper to Electronic Catch Certification of Imported Seafood entering European Union
- USA – China trade spat: Would there be any impact on global seafood trading arrangements ?
- U.S. Seafood Import Monitoring Program – Viable or Unviable?
- 3 Chinese squid jiggers in South African waters – Illegal fishing or innocent passage ?
- Thailand and the UN – Port State Measures Agreement: Will Accession facilitate more inspections at Thai ports?
- Port State Measures Agreement – 25 parties on the table
- The Fu Yuan Yu fleet – Illegal Chinese driftnet activities on the high seas
- USA becomes the 20th State to ratify Port State Measures Agreement
- Do Americans really care if it is Alaska pollock or Russian pollock ?
- Stewardship through transparency – Implementation of IMO number for the EU fishing fleet
- UN Port State Measures Agreement could be ratified soon ?
- Why more incentives for fishing industry in Thailand won’t help in controlling IUU Fishing
- Who is to blame for excess fisheries quotas in EU member states? Politicians or the EU Council
- European Fisheries Control Agency to become part of new European Border and Coast Guard Agency
- Belize ends open access to marine fisheries to prevent overfishing
- Are Port State Measures Enough to control IUU seafood imports into U.S.A: Next Steps ?
IUU Fishing
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Research Reports
- Safe Conduct? Twelve years fishing under the UN Code
- Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Marine Fish Catches in the Indian Exclusive Economic Zone
- Sources of Information Supporting Estimates of Unreported Fishery Catches (IUU) for 59 Countries and the High Seas
- Evaluations of Compliance with the FAO (UN) Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries (53 countries)