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Date: January 8, 2020

Click here to read the EU IUU Coalition’s study on import control schemes

Posted on January 8, 2020March 15, 2021Categories Uncategorized

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Market Advisory Council @MarketAC_EU·

3 Apr 2023

On Wednesday, WG2 (Markets) members exchanged with @EU_MARE about #IUU carding system, plus new 2024-2025 ATQs. 🐟

@ejfoundation presented a draft proposal about IUU and import controls. WG2 agreed on advice about European Year of Skills, and 🇪🇺-🇦🇴 SFPA.

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Luca Manelli @lucamanelli_·

3 Apr 2023

One of the focuses on my Wildlife Crime unit is IUU, a problem often disregarded and underfunded compared to other iconic conservation projects involving iconic animals such as elephants and rhinos.

#wildlifecrime #iuu #fishing #seashepherd

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OceansAsia @oceansasia1·

2 Apr 2023

#WildlifeCrime in #HongKong!

"Hong Kong Customs was able to get ahold of illegal shipments of restricted dried fish maw and shark fin valued at HK$300,000, arresting two men in Sheung Shui and Sheung Wan."

#IUU #SharkFin 🦈
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Christine Absil @ChristienAbsil·

2 Apr 2023

The fishermen just ask to enforce the law. #IUU #seagrass #bottomtrawling #Tunisia

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Eoin Dubsky @eoin·

1 Apr 2023

Wouldn’t it be super if the EU started something like the #IUU Fishing Action Alliance, but for stopping illegal settlements trade?

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