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Non-profit calls for stronger action on illegal fishing and high seas transhipment

Pew urges WCPFC to tighten port state measures to curb IUU fishing and address high-seas transshipment, ahead of the Manila meeting. It also pushes for 100% long-line observer coverage, independent observers, and swift adoption of South Pacific albacore (and big-eye/yellowfin) management plans.

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