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Maritime misconduct
Maritime misconduct: Officials of the Sea Security Authority and the Bitung Maritime Affairsand Fisheries Monitoring Task Force watch over the detained crew ofa Phillipine-registered fishing vessel at the task forceâs headquarters in Aertembaga district, North Sulawesi, on Tuesday
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Maritime misconduct: Officials of the Sea Security Authority and the Bitung Maritime Affairsand Fisheries Monitoring Task Force watch over the detained crew ofa Phillipine-registered fishing vessel at the task forceâs headquarters in Aertembaga district, North Sulawesi, on Tuesday. The fishermen aresuspected of illegal fishing in Indonesian waters. (JP/Lita Aruperes) (JP/Lita Aruperes)
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span class="caption">Maritime misconduct: Officials of the Sea Security Authority and the Bitung Maritime Affairsand Fisheries Monitoring Task Force watch over the detained crew ofa Phillipine-registered fishing vessel at the task force's headquarters in Aertembaga district, North Sulawesi, on Tuesday. The fishermen aresuspected of illegal fishing in Indonesian waters. (JP/Lita Aruperes)
