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22 Jun 2017

Sri Lankan Navy arrests 21 Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu, Puducherry for illegal fishing

The fishermen were taken to Kangesanthurai port in the island nation along with their boats, Rameswaram Fishermen Association president P Sesuraja said.

Indian Coast Guard

05 Apr 2017

Indian Coast Guard apprehends Sri Lankan boat, 7 crew members for illegal fishing

The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) has apprehended a Sri Lankan boat and seven of its crew members for alleged illegal fishing in Indian waters.

President Joko Widodo

03 Apr 2017

Indonesia sinks scores more boats in war on illegal fishing

Indonesia destroyed 81 mostly foreign boats at the weekend that had been caught illegally fishing in its waters, taking to more than 300 the number sunk since President Joko Widodo launched a battle against the poaching of fish in 2014.

Illegal fishing

02 Apr 2017

Indonesia destroys 81 foreign ships for illegal fishing

Indonesian authorities have destroyed 81 foreign vessels that were captured fishing illegally in the country's waters.

Indian fishermen arrested

20 Nov 2016

11 Indian fishermen arrested by Lankan navy

Around 3,500 fishermen in 634 boats had put out to sea from Rameswaram on Saturday night.

08 Sep 2016

Chinese boats face huge fines for illegal fishing off Guinea

Two Chinese vessels face huge fines after being caught fishing illegally in Guinea's waters, including one fine of up to $3.4 million, the country's fishing minister said as west Africa attempts to crack down on millions lost to foreign trawlers.

16 Mar 2016

Argentina's Navy sinks Chinese boat for fishing illegally

Argentina's Navy has announced that it used gunfire to sink a boat Chinese-flagged boat that was fishing illegally in national waters.

15 Sep 2015

Illegal fishing off Somalia risks piracy return: Report

Rampant illegal fishing by foreign trawlers off Somalia`s once pirate-infested coastline is threatening economic gains in the Horn of Africa nation and could push communities back to maritime crime, a report warned Tuesday.

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