By Jason Huffman

'No one who has read The New Yorker’s gut-wrenching new reporting on human rights abuses in the Chinese seafood sector can think that the status quo is acceptable' -- Stephanie Madsen, At-sea Processors Association

Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans reports that evidence of 58 violations was collected and it's working with various flag nations regarding further possible investigations and sanctions

By Jason Huffman

'This hearing will continue the [Congressional-Executive Commission's] efforts to ensure that [Chinese] goods and products made with forced labor do not enter US markets'

The report states that from 2013 to 2021, ships, mostly Chinese, disembarked a dead body in Montevideo every six weeks or so

'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