Out of Reach: Taiwan’s failure to prevent illegal fishing and violence in its distant water fleet @EnvironmentalJusticeFoundation
Out of Reach: Taiwan’s failure to prevent illegal fishing and violence in its distant water fleet  @EnvironmentalJusticeFoundation
Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Violent abuse of migrant workers and flagrant illegal fishing are systemic problems across Taiwan’s distant water fishing fleet, a survey conducted by EJF of crew from 62 vessels has found. Crew from 24% of the vessels reported physical abuse and 92% reported having their wages withheld. Sharks were finned and bodies discarded on half of the vessels.
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Out of Reach: Taiwan’s failure to prevent illegal fishing and violence in its distant water fleet

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