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Eskimo fishermen found guilty of illegal activity in Alaska

Nearly 50 fishermen were cited for illegal salmon fishing last June, where half of them pleaded not guilty and have been fighting the case in court ever since

By Undercurrent News | May 22, 2013 16:23 BST
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