The new edition of SAMUDRA Report, the triannual journal of the International Collective in Support of Fishworkers (ICSF), is now available online at https://demo2.icsf.net/en/samudra/article/EN/84.html?limitstart=0
The individual articles are as follows:
Comment: A New Platform, A New Engine
India – At Sea, Out of Sight: On the vulnerabilities and demands of migrant fishworkers in India
Peru – Reboot Overdue: Little attention is paid to the challenges small-scale fishworkers face,
Kiribati – A Large Ocean State Seeks Change: Vulnerability to climate change enforces a discipline of resilience
Belize – Reform Agenda For Empowering Women: Only empowerment can place women in power in fisheries cooperatives
France – Crashing the Blue Party: French fishers combat plans for an offshore wind farm
SSF – The Fishing World’s (Virtual) Oyster: A new virtual platform helps share knowledge and engages small-scale fishery actors globally
Philippines – Fishy Tourism: Coastal communities cannot transition from fishing to tourism with weak land tenure rights
Oceans – A New Deal With Our Ocean Planet: An inclusive, equitable and sustainable ocean economy needs bold leadership
Obituary – Activist, Advocate, Comrade: T Peter, Indian unionist, was a committed organizer and leader with exemplary political acumen
Statement – Call to the European Commission: An inclusive oceans strategy is needed for sustainable fishing communities in the EC
Obituary – Jeremy Bernard Herklots – An Unsung Hero: Jeremy Herklots pioneered the most popular village–based, beach–landing fishing craft
Brazil – A many-sided munificence: The SSF Guidelines can improve the management of a fish species in the Amazon rainforest
Ghana – Rich Rewards Of Doing It Right: Implementing the SSF Guidelines must factor in local conditions and human-rights principles
Myanmar – Spreading The Net: A national network helps fishery stakeholders share information on the SSF Guidelines
The Philippines – Being Worker–friendly: The labour benefits of fishworkers on commercial fishing vessels must be regulated
Sri Lanka – Path To A Policy Upgrade: State and stakeholders must be involved in transitioning the SSF Guidelines into policy
Vietnam – Shared Success: A fishing village offers a replicable model on protection of small-scale fisheries