Did you know that the fishing industry is the largest victim of #fisheriescrime? The fisheries sector is vital to food security, livelihoods and coastal communities across the world @bluejusticeorg.bsky.social we work for a fair blue economy free of #fisheriescrime #IUUfishing

In 2018 nine Ministers came together in Copenhagen to address a common problem: #fisheriescrime As Large Ocean Nations they depend on the blue economy, under threat by transnational crime and #IUUfishing. Today the Copenhagen Declaration has 60 supporting countries committed to work together and:

Did you know that every day practitioners in agencies across the world work tirelessly and together to protect the seas from #fisheriescrime? These people are dedicating their professional lives to guarding the seas from transnational organised crime in the fishing industry youtu.be/LE4_xUFbasw?...

Humanity faces a triple planetary crisis: climate change, biodiversity loss, & pollution. Sometimes, it’s hard not to lose hope. UNEP is all about visionary blue-sky thinking for Earth & now we are on BlueSky, sharing ideas, solutions, & voices from the people most affected by environmental change.

Thank you for leading the way, Jamaica! Norwegian state secretary Sandkjaer hands over the Blue Justice Caribbean Hub wall plate to the Hub’s secretariat in Jamaica, a gift from the Blue Justice Global Secretariat in Oslo, Norway Together for a blue economy free of #fisheriescrime #undp #bluejustice

TBT: Industrial Fishing Fleets Expansion www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQWH...

We in Blue Justice are happy and honored to announce that HRH Crown Prince Haakon and Norwegian State Secretary Bjorg Sandkjaer are currently in Jamacia to visit the Blue Justice Caribbean Hub. They will also learn about the UNDP Blue Resilience Project, which is an important part of Blue Justice!