Today, the European Commission presented its legislative proposal on nature restoration, a new law with binding targets to restore degraded land and marine ecosystems across the EU. This is a major milestone…
The fishing sector joins forces with the international community to call for wide ratification of ILO C188 Friday, 20 November – Brussels The European Social Partners in the Sea Fisheries…
COVID-19: Fishing industry welcomes EU support to overcome the socio-economic turmoil Friday 17 April – Brussels – Today, the European Parliament and this week, the Council of the EU, in…
Human Rights at Sea: UK Fisheries Human Rights and Social Welfare Baseline Assessment Project Update
Human Rights at Sea: UK Fisheries Human Rights and Social Welfare Baseline Assessment Project Update London. UK. Following the SeaFish Ethics Common Language Group meeting at Fishmonger’s Hall, London, 28 January,…
Inmarsat, Addvalue and Network Innovations bring the first IP-based broadband terminal and vessel monitoring to U.S. fisheries market Real-time fisheries management and governance to ensure robust quota compliance and safeguard…
The latest from Human Rights at Sea Northern Ireland Fisheries Non-EEA crew anti-slavery & trafficking report PRESS RELEASE 26 October 2017 Northern Ireland Fisheries Non-EEA Crew anti-slavery & trafficking report…
11 June 2013 – Juan Trujillo, president of the ETF (European Transport Workers’ Federation) fisheries section, will speak today in support of a report into abuses in the fishing industry and…
The ITF has deplored the Irish government’s failure to take steps to prevent deaths in the fishing industry. It criticised Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport (DTTS) minister Leo Varadkar…