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fishing-rule

Who can fish in waters near Natuna Islands and how?
Opinion 6 years ago

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Who can fish in waters near Natuna Islands and how?

It is time for China and Indonesia to consider setting up such a mechanism to deal with the fishing problems and manage disputes in the South China Sea.
Will we see return of rampant IUU fishing?
Opinion 6 years ago

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Will we see return of rampant IUU fishing?

Will illegal foreign fishing vessels strike back now that Susi Pudjiastuti has left office?
Real-life tragedies of modern slavery at sea
Opinion 6 years ago

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Real-life tragedies of modern slavery at sea

To celebrate International Human Rights Day, Greenpeace Southeast Asia is releasing a new report that sheds light on the different facets of deception and exploitation as told by migrant fishers from Indonesia and the Philippines — stories of backbreaking work in harsh working conditions that may very-well be called "modern slavery".
Toss back big fish, especially females: study
Environment 7 years ago

Toss back big fish, especially females: study

When fishing, local laws often require anglers to throw back any fish that are too small. But a study Thursday found it is more important to toss back big ones, especially females.
‘Cantrang’ ban final: Susi
Business 8 years ago

‘Cantrang’ ban final: Susi

Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister Susi Pudjiastuti has said her decision to halt the use of cantrang – a kind of Danish seine net, a fishing instrument identified as unsustainable and not environmentally friendly – is final.
New fishing rules threaten livelihood of nearly 1 million people: Kadin
Business 9 years ago

New fishing rules threaten livelihood of nearly 1 million people: Kadin

A recently passed regulation on fisheries jeopardizes the livelihood of nearly 1 million fisherfolk, according to the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin).
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