Month: May 2015

17 May
2015

The US, the EU and IUU – Part 2

Source: The IUU Fishing Blog Author: House of the Ocean Nobody can tackle IUU fishing alone: Will opportunities for global leadership be grasped?

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Gunnar Stolsvik @GunnarStolsvik·

South Africa was the host for the first international meeting on fisheries crime in 2015. #sdg14 #sdg16 #crime #IUU #illegalfishing #ocean

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V I N A @vinavc·

Definitely NO TO #IUU - the control of this must be implemented in every country that has coastal access and an important Fisheries industry.

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Whit Saumweber @saumweber·

12h

This a really great step - #IUU is devilishly hard to interdict at sea - port state and market access controls offer a better path by shutting down demand side - US, EU, and Japan all now taking steps has huge implications for ocean sustainability and climate resilience

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Fair Trade Fish & Seafood @fairtradefish·

14h

📢📢📢📢📢📢
Today marks a milestone in the fight against illegal, unreported and unregulated #IUU fishing: Japan has just passed a law that aligns it with EU's and USA's rules.
The world’s 3 largest seafood markets now all say no to IUU

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CPAWS BC @CPAWSbc·

15h

.@DrRashidSumaila is a:
💵 leader in studying ocean economics
🎣 driving force for ending illegal, unreported and unregulated (#IUU) fishing
🎓 professor and director at @UBCoceans
🤝 collaborator with us at CPAWS-BC
#BlackInMarineScienceWeek

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