Fisheries crime deprives coastal states of foreign income
Fisheries crime interferes with sustainable livelihoods
Fisheries crime threatens food security
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Inter-disciplinary solution-oriented research and awareness-raising to better understand the complexities of fisheries crime and how to address it.

What is fisheries crime?

How does it affect us? And what measures can be taken to address it?
An educational video produced by PescaDOLUS.

Our Approach

Please click on the icons below for an overview of the context and nature of fisheries crime, and Pescadolus’ work to impact the problem and mitigate its adverse effects.

WHAT IS THE PROBLEM?
WHAT IS FISHERIES CRIME?
WHAT IS PESCADOLUS’ ROLE?

FINDING A SOLUTION

PescaDOLUS approaches ‘illegal fishing’ as a form of transnational criminal activity, and investigates the policing, legal and policy implications of using transnational criminal law and procedure to strengthen fisheries law enforcement.

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Resources

Chasing-Red-Herrings-Report

Chasing Red Herrings

JOLGA

Law enforcement responses facilitated by a fisheries crime approach

expolitation-permitted

Exploitation Permitted

Marine-Resource-Economics

Profit and Resource Rent in Fisheries

conversation

Organised crime in the fisheries sector starts to get the attention it deserves

Human-Rights-Dark-Side-Globalisation

Counter-piracy

Latest News

Fisheries Crime Educational Video 2021/2022

May 3, 2022

Norwegian Blue Justice Initiative 2020

December 2, 2021

Blue Justice Conference 2020

March 4, 2021

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