A federal judge has approved a plea deal for one of three crabbers accused of illegally transporting crab harvested in Southeast Alaska to Seattle, Washington

The allegations brought forward regarding the treatment of the two individuals are simply unacceptable, says Canada's fisheries minister

At the 36th Session of the FAO's Committee on Fisheries in Rome, Peruvian industry association CALAMASUR urgently called for enhanced management of giant squid

By Matilde Mereghetti

The president of Baja California's delegation to the Mexican national chamber of fishing and aquaculture industries was murdered in front of her company

According to official sources, 70 foreign vessels, mainly Chinese, have docked in Peruvian this year without the required satellite control systems

Chosun Daily, which has been following up the Outlaw Ocean Project's work on tracing seafood made in China using forced labor, claims to have found up to 4,000t of such imports in South Korea

The initiative aims to raise awareness about the safety and well-being of fisheries observers at sea and call for global policy reform at domestic and international levels 

By Jason Huffman

'Chevron was a judicial invention that required judges to disregard their statutory duties' -- chief justice John Roberts

The country's fishing sector welcomed the government crackdown on illegal foreign fishing, after a minimal fine to a Chinese vessel fishing illegally in Peruvian waters caused outcry

The Norwegian NGO Stiftelsen Trygg Mat Tracking, commonly known as TMT, appointed Gareth Johnstone as its new executive director