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Mafia presence in Indonesia’s fishing sector ‘very strong’

Mafia rules the Indonesian fisheries sector, according to a report from the Indonesian Traditional Fishermen Union (KNTI) to media

By Undercurrent News | April 8, 2015 16:57 BST
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The Indonesian Traditional Fishermen Union (KNTI) told the Jakarta Post recently that the mafia rules the country's fisheries sector, making it difficult to curb illegal fishing [...]

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