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Indonesia lifts moratorium on ex-foreign vessels

Moratorium was lifted as of the start of November; vessels must still meet existing regulations before fishing again, with ex-foreign vesses carrying observers

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 9, 2015 10:19 GMT
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Indonesia has lifted a moratorium on ex-foreign fishing vessels, and has finished auditing and supervising 1,132 boats that operated in its waters, reports Gres.News. [...]

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