Every year, European companies contribute to a tragic diversion of fresh fish essential in maintaining food security for over 33 million people in the West
The ecological, social and economic costs of illegal fishing affects coastal communities across the world. So Ecotrust Canada is proud to announce the launch of
Around 90% of Ghana’s industrial fishing fleet is linked to Chinese ownership, an investigation by the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) has revealed. This is despite
Ghanaian authorities have stepped up their efforts to crack down on ‘saiko’, an illegal practice that has contributed to the collapse of Ghana’s inshore fish
According to a recent Reuters report, Gambia is currently negotiating deals with private companies to crack down on IUU fishing in the country's territorial waters.
From 11 to 13 December 2017, the University of Sydney hosts a large conference about "fish, oceanic space and the politics of caring". Sustaining the Seas