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EU investigates alleged IUU fishing by South Korean vessel

Commission is 'actively' looking into investigation that denounced biggest shipment of illegally caught fish by Korean-flagged Kum Woong 101 in Sierra Leone

By Eva Tallaksen | Oct. 28, 2013 09:36 GMT
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The European Union is investigating allegations by the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) that the Korean-flagged Kum Woong 101 has been illegally fishing in Sierra Leone, before transshipping its catch to Holland Klipper, a Dutch-flagged vessel currently headed to Busan, South Korea [...]

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