EU rap a result of ‘flawed policies’

18 May 2018
The Nation
Fishing, fisheries and aquaculture
EU / flawed policies / IUU / rap / sustainable fishing policies / Thailand / yellow flag

Continuing major flaws in the protection of the rights of workers and sustainable fishing policies has kept Thailand on the European Union’s “yellow flag” watch list for illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, according to experts.

A source at the Agriculture and Cooperatives Ministry revealed that the EU has decided to retain the yellow flag for Thailand on IUU fishing.

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 Pratch Rujivanarom

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