#illegal fishing

Indonesia will continue the policy of sinking boats found to be illegally fishing in its waters, Maritime Affairs and ...

The Wondama Bay Police in West Papua recently took in six traditional fishermen caught practicing blast fishing while ...

Indonesia has sunk 556 illegal boats from October 2014 until present, including 21 foreign boats that the Maritime ...

Indonesia's Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry has sunken 21 foreign fishing boats for poaching in Indonesian ...

Indonesian Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister Susi Pudjiastuti had pressed for the handover of six foreign ships ...

Some 70 percent of the 116,824 hectares of mangrove forest in South Kalimantan's coastal area have incurred ...

The Indonesian and Chilean governments are committed to strengthening cooperation in improving the marine and fishery ...

At the 5th International Panel on Sustainable Ocean Economy held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, recently, Indonesia ...

The Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs has identified various developmental problems in Natuna District related ...

Indonesia has made a great effort to eradicate illegal fishing, indicated by the success of its lobbying to increase ...

African countries should not issue fishing permits to foreign vessels in their territory because it could potentially ...

Head of the Research and Human Resources Agency of the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) Sjarief Widjaja ...

First Admiral TNI Budi Purwanto will officially serve as commander of the Naval Base IX in Ambon to replace First ...

Terrorism and radicalism remain significant challenges for Indonesian National Police to face in order to secure and ...

Since 2014, the Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry has sunk 516 vessels belonging to countries in its neighborhood ...