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West African fishing communities drive off ‘pirate’ fishing trawlers

Posted by Namati | October 11, 2012

International vessels operating illegally in protected waters have stayed away after being filmed and identified by local fishers.

Read more on The Guardian (UK)’s Global Development page.

The Environmental Justice Foundation has also released a video exposing illegal fishing practices in West Africa and the EU. Watch it here.

Posted October 11, 2012 in: Uncategorized

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