Fish farming has been marketed as a sustainable answer to overfishing. But an investigation found that the feed behind much of modern aquaculture is driving ocean depletion, labor abuse and unrest far...

Three enforcement stories from Chile, Argentina, and Spain, and the question none of the registers settles: who, exactly, is accountable?

This report evaluates Liberia’s progress in implementing the ten principles of the Global Charter for Fisheries Transparency, a set of low- or no-cost…

From commitments to concrete change. At #UNOC3, we asked our team: What do you want to see before the next UN Ocean Conference? Their message was clear — transparency must move from promise to practice. Governments, civil society and all stakeholders need to take bold, measurable action to deliver on their commitments. 🎥 Watch our team’s reflections from the ground in Nice. 👇 What do you want to see before the next UNOC? Tell us in the comments. #OceanAction #FisheriesTransparency #UNOC #30x30 #GlobalFishingWatch

Every year a Chinese-dominated flotilla big enough to be seen from space pillages the rich marine life on Mile 201, a largely ungoverned part of the South Atlantic off Argentina

Lack of transparency at sea is a pervasive worldwide challenge.

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