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Home›Green Marine›Greenpeace stops pirate fishing vessels in European port
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March 12, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Greenpeace stops pirate fishing vessels in European port

GREENPEACE activists used chains and oil drums to prevent four pirate fishing trawlers from leaving Rostock harbour on Saturday. One vessel was chained to the harbour wall and hung with a banner reading ‘Stop pirate fishing’.

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GREENPEACE activists used chains and oil drums to prevent four pirate fishing trawlers from leaving Rostock harbour on Saturday. One vessel was chained to the harbour wall and hung with a banner reading ‘Stop pirate fishing’.

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