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‘Awkward’ fisheries intervention clouds Oz minister’s visit
Asia & Pacific 4 years ago

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‘Awkward’ fisheries intervention clouds Oz minister’s visit

Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne heads to Jakarta this week after the country's maritime forces destroyed three Indonesian fishing boats and booted 13 more out of its waters to deter illegal fishing practices.
Italian envoy responds
Opinion 4 years ago

Italian envoy responds

The coordination of the many Indonesian agencies in charge of border control could be effectively implemented through a shared use of highly sophisticated services.
When illegal fishing facilitates drug smuggling
Opinion 4 years ago

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When illegal fishing facilitates drug smuggling

The long coastline and presence of dozens of illegal ports scattered along the coastline have turned the Riau archipelago into an alternative access to Indonesia for many drug syndicates.
Our seafaring ancestors
Editorial 4 years ago

Our seafaring ancestors

The time is ripe for a Navy admiral to helm the armed forces of the world's largest archipelagic nation, located at the heart of the Indo-Pacific.
Building a Southwest Pacific regional organization
Opinion 5 years ago

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Building a Southwest Pacific regional organization

Indonesia’s maritime border in the Arafura Sea has emerged to become a maritime “hotspot” of criminal activities.
Bakamla captures foreign vessel bearing Indonesian flag illegally fish in Natuna Sea
National 5 years ago

Bakamla captures foreign vessel bearing Indonesian flag illegally fish in Natuna Sea

The patrol boat had given the fishing vessel three warning shots before capturing it and its crew.
Indonesian patrol boat captures Malaysian-flagged fishing vessel in Strait of Malacca
National 5 years ago

Indonesian patrol boat captures Malaysian-flagged fishing vessel in Strait of Malacca

The Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry's Hiu Macan Tutul 02 patrol boat captured Malaysian-flagged fishing vessel KF 5152 caught illegally fishing in the Indonesian part of the Strait of Malacca on Sunday.
Indonesia supports global push to combat illegal fishing
World 5 years ago

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Indonesia supports global push to combat illegal fishing

The global fisheries sector has become one of many to be affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, in addition to ongoing illegal, unregulated and unreported (IUU) fishing.
Malaysian-flagged vessels with Indonesian crews captured for alleged illegal fishing
SE Asia 5 years ago

Malaysian-flagged vessels with Indonesian crews captured for alleged illegal fishing

"When we checked, all of the ships’ crew members turned out to be Indonesian nationals,” a ministry official said.
Indonesian Navy captures foreign vessels in Malacca Strait, alleges illegal fishing
National 5 years ago

Indonesian Navy captures foreign vessels in Malacca Strait, alleges illegal fishing

The Indonesian Navy (TNI AL) has captured three Malaysian-flagged vessels with foreign fishermen on board for allegedly fishing within Indonesia’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ) in the Malacca Strait.

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