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With drop in illegal fishing comes rise in piracy 
By Basten Gokkon ID Source: mongabay 2/22/2024
Basten Gokkon
Indonesia’s crackdown on illegal fishing is driving an increase in maritime piracy, a new study shows.
In recent years, the government has taken harsh measures against illegal fishers, including banning foreign fishing vessels from its waters, and blowing up those it seizes.
 

However, researchers say the crackdown’s success, without addressing the drivers of illegal fishing, including poverty, “can inadvertently shift effort from fishing to piracy.”
Illegal fishing costs an estimated $3 billion in lost revenue for Indonesia, the world’s second-biggest producer of wild-caught seafood.

 
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