By Matilde Mereghetti

A senior Peruvian government official has filed a complaint with prosecutors alleging several politicians have facilitated illegal fishing from China and other foreign countries

Illegal longline fishing in the Tyrrhenian Sea off Calabria's coast has been reduced by 70% due to a Sea Shepherd and Guardia di Finanza collaboration, according to the NGO

By Sergei Blagov

Seven WTO members backed the agreement on Oct. 23, 'propelling the much-anticipated entry into force of the historic agreement for ocean sustainability'

By María Feijóo

SeaBOS has released its first-ever impact report with insights into how member firms have taken action to deal with several sector challenges

Human Rights at Sea and the Association of Professional Observers have released a report raising awareness of the risks to fishing observer safety triggered by instances of harassment and, most recently, a fatality at sea

With South Korea's approval, the total number of WTO member countries that have formally endorsed the rule has now reached 51

By Jason Huffman

The letter is just the latest response on Capitol Hill to the Outlaw Ocean Project report published in the New Yorker on Oct. 9

The patrol was part of a new high seas management policy adopted earlier this year

By Neil Ramsden

SeaBOS says it's 'frustrated' by recent reports linking companies to forced labor in China and by a new World Benchmarking Alliance report that found a 'concerning lack of transparency around progress towards their sustainability commitments'

'These measures must put an end to the controversies over overfishing of which European fishermen are too often wrongly accused' -- Renew Europe