Fishermen rescued from a boat on which they were trafficked to work. Pring Samrang/ReutersA court in São Tomé and Príncipe, a small oceanic island off the African west coast, recently delivered an historical verdict in the fight against the transnational criminal syndicates involved in fisheries crime. The court convicted the Chilean captain and two Spanish officials of the … [Read more...] about Why it’s so hard to fight fisheries crime | The Conversation
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Xenophobia: When hard work, entrepreneurship, romance ignite hatred
Mr. Ugo Nwangaga called home once in a while with exciting stories about a refreshing new life in South Africa. He moved down there in 2006 in pursuit of the proverbial greener pastures, and he found success. Read the full article by here: Johannesburg, South Africa News Submit and get free press releases here: MyPR Free Press Release. Click HERE to submit your Johannesburg … [Read more...] about Xenophobia: When hard work, entrepreneurship, romance ignite hatred
Durban: Why is it so easy to save the banks – but so hard to save the biosphere?
Why is it so easy to save the banks – but so hard to save the biosphere? That said, the outcome at Durban, after some superhuman feats of traction, was better than most environmentalists expected. After Copenhagen and Cancún, it seemed implausible that rich and poor nations would ever agree that they would one day strike a ... Read more on The Guardian (blog) … [Read more...] about Durban: Why is it so easy to save the banks – but so hard to save the biosphere?
