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Why ocean sustainability matters to Indonesia
Opinion 1 month ago

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Why ocean sustainability matters to Indonesia

Although efforts have been made to improve the protection and management of the ocean, some problems...
Indonesia reports alleged abuse in fishing industry to UN Human Rights Council
World 1 month ago

Indonesia reports alleged abuse in fishing industry to UN Human Rights Council

The call was made in light of the alleged exploitation of four Indonesian crewmen aboard the Chinese...
Who can fish in waters near Natuna Islands and how?
Opinion 4 months 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 ...
When sailing Buton waters, beware of flying needlefish
National 5 months ago

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When sailing Buton waters, beware of flying needlefish

A 16-year-old was impaled in the neck by a flying needlefish.
Fishing vessels from Rembang ready to depart for Natuna
National 5 months ago

Fishing vessels from Rembang ready to depart for Natuna

Some 35 vessels weighing more than 75 gross tons owned by fishermen from Rembang, Central Java, are ...
Will we see return of rampant IUU fishing?
Opinion 6 months 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?
Keeping Chinese fishing vessels from Natuna, defending people’s welfare
Opinion 6 months ago

Keeping Chinese fishing vessels from Natuna, defending people’s welfare

The latest incidents in the North Natuna Sea should serve as another wake-up call for the government...
Real-life tragedies of modern slavery at sea
Opinion 7 months 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 tha...
Runaway warming could sink fishing and reef tourism, researchers warn
Environment 7 months ago

Runaway warming could sink fishing and reef tourism, researchers warn

Countries from Egypt to Mexico could lose 95 percent of their income from coral reef tourism, a...
How satellites help foster sustainable fishing in Indonesia
Opinion 8 months ago

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How satellites help foster sustainable fishing in Indonesia

The Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry recently concluded a three-year fisheries innovation pro...
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