Walruses and dolphins harvested on Korean fishing boats

Date: June 24, 2020

Crew claim they were abused and forced to kill protected species

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EU Maritime & Fish@EU_MARE·

The #IUU Regulation turns 🔟: through this ocean governance framework, the EU leads effective actions against IUU fishing & drives fisheries reform worldwide.

To mark the occasion join @VSinkevicius & EU IUU Coalition for an inspiring discussion!

#SustainableFishing #OceanEU

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Carsten Suhr @CarstenSuhr·

Revision of the EU fisheries control system must mandate cameras on fishing vessels to ensure sustainable fisheries and prevent bycatch in European seas - and countless marine species die tangled in fishing gear! #controlRegulation

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WWF EU@WWFEU·

Countless numbers of iconic marine species die tangled in fishing gear each year 😢 We can prevent this!

We're calling for cameras to be installed on EU vessels to improve accountability for what we catch https://t.co/jZrmTn7APh #ControlRegulation

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SALT Seafood Alliance for Legality & Traceability @SALTtrace·

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Are you are familiar with issues surrounding #IUU #fishing in Peru, Ecuador, or Colombia? If so consider responding to this request for information from @USAIDPeru today! Submissions are due no later than December 13th: https://t.co/GcSjEcUhnO

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