'This verdict should serve as a reminder that those who break the rules will be held accountable'

The EU Commission has identified Trinidad and Tobago as a non-cooperating country in the battle against IUU, issuing a trade ban

More than a third of the world's coastal countries will be given access to Norwegian satellite data and expertise to monitor their waters and detect illegal fishing activity

By Matilde Mereghetti

According to Calamasur's president, over 70 Chinese vessels have restarted crossing Peruvian waters without obeying satellite tracking rules following political pressure

The EU should step up its fight against IUU fishing in international waters and work for a more robust traceability system, the European Parliament Committee on Fisheries has decided

Christopher Winkler could be in prison for years if he is found guilty of hundreds of alleged fishing violations dating back to 2014

'The contract is part of the government's strategy to preserve the sustainability of its fishing activity in a country where the tuna industry accounts for 18% of the GDP'

The Alex Haley conducted 14 boardings of commercial fishing vessels on its latest patrol

Angola, Grenada, Mexico, China, Taiwan, The Gambia and Vanuatu all have been identified for allowing an unacceptable amount of IUU activities between 2020 and 2022

Signed on the sidelines of the fifth annual Joint Heads of Pacific Security meeting, the agreement has been termed a 'regional milestone' by both countries