"Exporting Exploitation" - "Export der Ausbeutung ... - Greenpeace
"Exporting Exploitation" - "Export der Ausbeutung ... - Greenpeace
"Exporting Exploitation" - "Export der Ausbeutung ... - Greenpeace
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Contents<br />
1. Introduction 8<br />
2. EU overcapacity 10<br />
3. Sweden´s overcapacity problem 12<br />
4. A case of exporting fishing capacity 16<br />
5. Exploiting the waters of Western Sahara 18<br />
6. Draining the sea of fish 20<br />
7. The hypocrisy of Swedish fishing in Western Saharan waters 22<br />
8. Morocco’s expansion into Western Sahara fisheries 24<br />
9. Feeding Europe with controversial fish 26<br />
10. Non-stop Fiskebäck to Dakhla 28<br />
11. Slipping through the net 30<br />
12. Looking ahead 32<br />
Left: Adrar was exported from Norway to a Moroccan company operating in Western Saharan waters early<br />
in 2013. Before the export the fishing vessel was refurbished in Fiskebäck on the Swedish west coast. In the<br />
picture Adrar is discarding 60 tonnes of sardines outside Dahkla. According to the watchdog NGO Western<br />
Sahara Resource Watch a total of 1000 tonnes of fish is said to have been discarded by Adrar alone during<br />
2013. Photo: WSRW<br />
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