EU kickstarts bluefin tuna monitoring campaign
Six high seas patrol vessels, 22 coastal patrol vessels and 11 aerial patrols will be launched to protect the fishery this year
Report finds link between illegal fishing and seafood fraud
NGO Oceana publishes study stating IUU fishing leads to seafood fraud, and threatens fishing economies
Russia, US pledge to sign IUU agreement
Countries agree to collaborate on IUU fishing, while also cooperating on science and management efforts in Arctic Ocean and Antarctica
World governments make fisheries crime stance
NGO WWF welcomes 'long overdue' agreement and calls on individual governments to take tough legal action against offenders of illegal practices
Sri Lankan minister: We are acting tough on IUU
Sri Lanka is acting tough on illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing and will continue to do so, says government minister
Dongwon and Liberia settle IUU case for $2m
Korean fishing firm pays $1m for each of its vessels engaged in illegal fishing, question remains over vessel status
Calls for stronger EU leadership on West African IUU fishing
To coincide with the European Seafood Exposition, charity The Environmental Justice Foundation has launched a new briefing document and a film against IUU
Ghanian tuna held at UK ports over IUU fear
Government agency Marine Management Organisation said it has discovered potential problems with consignments of tuna caught by Ghanian vessels destined for the UK
Dongwon vessel refused entry to Mauritius port
The vessel at the center of recent IUU allegations in Liberia has been denied access to Port Louis by Mauritian authorities
Korean tuna group denies avoiding Liberia IUU fines
Panofi says it paid $500,000 last December in settlement with Liberia