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Home›Green Marine›‘Shut Your Port to the Pirate Ship’ – Greenpeace
Green Marine

April 9, 2006 · about 20 years ago

‘Shut Your Port to the Pirate Ship’ – Greenpeace

As a pirate fishing vessel loaded with fish stolen from West Africa makes its way towards Las Palmas, Greenpeace and the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) this morning presented evidence to the Fisheries Ministry in Madrid, outlining why the authorities should ban the ship from the port when it

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As a pirate fishing vessel loaded with fish stolen from West Africa makes its way towards Las Palmas, Greenpeace and the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) this morning presented evidence to the Fisheries Ministry in Madrid, outlining why the authorities should ban the ship from the port when it arrives – in two or three days time.

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