Environmental Justice Foundation Ejf Releases New Report

Environmental Justice Foundation | EJF Releases New Report

Environmental Justice Foundation | EJF Releases New Report Hundreds of distant water vessels are plundering squid populations in the southwest atlantic, driving a keystone species towards collapse and exposing workers to horrific abuses, according to a new investigation and film from the environmental justice foundation (ejf). A new report from the environmental justice foundation (ejf) alleges the southwest atlantic argentine shortfin squid fishery is being threatened by lax regulations that enable overfishing, human rights abuses, and marine wildlife abuse.

Environmental Justice Foundation | EJF's Report Reveals Systemic…

Environmental Justice Foundation | EJF's Report Reveals Systemic… A new environmental justice foundation (ejf) report and film reveal the profound impacts of overfishing and illegal, unreported, and unregulated (iuu) fishing on senegal’s fisheries. I’m pleased to share the first of this year’s ejf updates. the year began with the release of our major investigative report exposing shocking human rights violations on the chinese fishing fleet, which secured influential coverage worldwide including the new york times and the associated press. This report from coalition for fisheries transparency members ejf and open seas finds that uk consumers may unknowingly be buying seafood linked to illegal, unreported and unregulated (iuu) fishing and severe human rights abuses. The environmental justice foundation (ejf) has issued a report alleging china’s distant water fishing fleet in the southwest indian ocean (swio) is connected to illegal, unreported, and unregulated (iuu) fishing and human rights abuses.

Environmental Justice Foundation | EJF Launches New Report: Pirate…

Environmental Justice Foundation | EJF Launches New Report: Pirate… This report from coalition for fisheries transparency members ejf and open seas finds that uk consumers may unknowingly be buying seafood linked to illegal, unreported and unregulated (iuu) fishing and severe human rights abuses. The environmental justice foundation (ejf) has issued a report alleging china’s distant water fishing fleet in the southwest indian ocean (swio) is connected to illegal, unreported, and unregulated (iuu) fishing and human rights abuses. Ejf’s new report "all at sea – the abuse of human rights aboard illegal fishing vessels" documents how individuals working on pirate fishing vessels can be subject to excessive working hours, incarceration, and physical abuse up to and including murder. The environmental justice foundation has highlighted labor abuse and illegal fishing taking place on zhejiang ocean family vessels in a new report. Whether you are new to ejf or a long time champion, this report highlights how your commitment is helping communities protect nature, secure climate stability, and safeguard fundamental human rights. We investigate and expose abuses and support environmental defenders, indigenous peoples, communities, and independent journalists on the frontlines of environmental injustice.

Unregulated: The South Atlantic Squid Fishing Boom - trailer – an EJF film