Govt eases fishing regulations after protests

19 December 2019
Bangkok Post
Laws and regulations
fishing associations / fishing regulations / IUU Fishing

Commercial fishermen across Thailand have decided to end their protests after the government pledged to assist with problems which they believed stemmed from measures taken to curb Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) fishing.

Rallies against the government’s stringent regulations aimed at countering IUU fishing have been held in 22 coastal provinces since Tuesday.

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 Bangkok Post Reporter

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