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18th Apr 13

Managed by Chatham House

Financed by DEFRA

Pirates & Profiteers: How Pirate Fishing Fleets are Robbing People and Oceans

01/01/2005

Author: Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF)

This report explores the global nature of illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing: one of the most serious threats to the future of world fisheries. It identifies possible solutions and action that can be taken by governments and the international community to prevent, deter, and eliminate this pervasive problem.

Click here to download the document (2797 k)