INTRODUCTION
What is closed fishing season policy?
Fishing regulation is a globally recognized conservation measures for fisheries resources preservation particularly in controlling overfishing and protecting the species during the spawning season (FAO, 1997; Sadovy et al., 2005; Arendse et...
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ORIGINAL DOCUMENT
「日EU・EPAにおける品目ごとの農林水産物への影響について」(Written in Japanese) http://www.maff.go.jp/j/kanbo/eu_epa/attach/pdf/index-7.pdf accessed November 4, 2017
「日EU・EPAにおける品目ごとの農林水産物への影響について（総括表）」(Written in Japanese) http://www.maff.go.jp/j/kanbo/eu_epa/attach/pdf/index-10.pdf...
Several thousand Thai fishermen protested outside the agriculture ministry on Tuesday over strict regulations aimed at combating illegal and unregulated fishing which they say are driving them out of business.
Thailand, one of the world’s largest seafood exporters, began cracking down on illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing four years ago after the European Union threatened to ban its seafood exports.
The EU lifted its threat in January this year, citing a “major upgrade” in Thai governance, but the reforms enacted by Bangkok in 2015 have hurt the country’s fishing sector.
The protesters, drawn from 22 provinces around the country, turned the area in front of the ministry into a camp site with makeshift shelters under colorful umbrellas and took turns to air their grievances over megaphones.
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