Enforcement approaches against illegal fishing in national fisheries legislation

Kuemlangan, Blaise; Amidjogbe, Elizabeth-Rose; Nakamura, Julia; Tomassi, Alessandra; Hupperts, Rudolph; Bojang, Buba; Amador, Teresa

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2023.105514

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“…Therefore, if viewed from international law regarding law enforcement against IUU Fishing in the EEZ, according to Article 73 paragraph (1) UNCLOS 1982. It is explained that if foreign vessels do not comply with the fishing laws and regulations of the coastal state in the EEZ, the coastal state can board, inspect, arrest and conduct judicial proceedings against said foreign ship, as necessary to ensure compliance with laws and regulations stipulated under the provisions in UNCLOS 1982 (Kuemlangan et al, 2023;Urbina, 2022).…”

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Joint Security Efforts to Combat IUU Fishing in the Waters of Indonesia

Vinata,

Kumala

2023

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Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing still being a significant threat to marine security and the sustainability of Indonesia's fishery resources. IUU Fishing has occurred a lot in the Fisheries Management Area of the Republic of Indonesia (FMARI) in the form of illegal fishing by foreign fishing vessels or destructive fishing methods that are not according to provisions in fishing national law. It provides an excellent loss for Indonesia regarding social, ecological/environmental, and economic aspects. First, this study aims to construct legal arrangements in Indonesia related to eradicating IUU Fishing by analyzing cases in Indonesia's maritime areas and implementing resourcebased theory in analyzing the issues. Second, to find the international legal efforts that Indonesia can make in eradicating IUU Fishing. The research method used is normative research with a statute and conceptual approach. The research was conducted by analyzing primary legal materials in the form of regulations by considering the data obtained in the field. Consequently, the data that will be studied are government action in minimizing the impact and international cooperation established by Indonesia in handling IUU Fishing in the waters of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia. The conclusion is that eradicating IUU Fishing requires international cooperation through joint security between Indonesia and the bordering states. In the context of eradicating IUU Fishing in Indonesia, law enforcement also needs improvements for violations of the law on fisheries.

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Joint Security Efforts to Combat IUU Fishing in the Waters of Indonesia

Vinata,

Kumala

2023

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“…Other losses occur if the Indonesian Government does not enforce the law firmly because, in reality, massive fishing (illegal fishing) is not only about the sea and the fish in it but many other forms of criminal acts can also be carried out simultaneously with illegal fishing activities such as drug smuggling, wildlife smuggling, and human trafficking. [16] 2. Regulations governing the imposition of criminal sanctions for the sinking of foreign fishing vessels.…”

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Implementation of Safe Drowning Sanctions Foreign Fishing Vessels in Fisheries Crimes

Irianto

2023

EQUALEGUM International Law Journal

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Background. Fishing activities carried out by a certain country or foreign fishing vessels in waters that are not in its jurisdiction without permission from the country that has jurisdiction. The purpose was to determine the sanctions against perpetrators of fisheries crimes in Indonesia and the implementation of sanctions for the sinking of foreign fishing vessels that commit fishing crimes without permission in Indonesia. Research Method. This research was type of normative legal research, doctrinal research because this research is conducted or aimed only at written regulations and other legal materials. Normative legal research is also referred to as literature review because this research is mostly done on secondary data in the library and document studies. Findings. The implementation of the sanction of sinking foreign fishing vessels against perpetrators of fisheries crimes is carried out through court decisions or due to caught red-handed foreign fishing vessels confiscated based on Court decisions can be sunk by the Prosecutor as the executor or executor of the judge's decision. In the case of being caught red-handed, it must be based on sufficient preliminary evidence or preliminary evidence to suspect the existence of fisheries crime by foreign fishing vessels. Conclusion. Sanctions against perpetrators of fisheries crime are heavy sanctions, because they are cumulative, namely imprisonment and fines imposed at the same time against the perpetrators of criminal acts. In addition to criminal sanctions, perpetrators can also be subject to administrative sanctions in the form of warnings, license suspension and up to license revocation.

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“…Using less fishing gear provides maximum productivity. In addition, there are also still encountered fishermen who use illegal fishing gear that can damage the marine ecosystem [3]. The problem in the marketing system lies in the distribution system of sales of catch fishermen [4].…”

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A sustainable blue economy: blockchain and internet of things integration in tourism villages

Sarjana,

Claudia,

Ramadhina

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Coastal areas have a wealth of marine and river fisheries resources that have great potential to be developed. This potential is utilized by various parties to make utilization efforts including fishing activities; conservation; ports; and marine cultivation; and coastal and aquatic tourism. Problems that currently occur in coastal areas include: (a) illegal fishing, (b) damage to ecosystems in coastal and marine areas, (c) not optimal utilization, (d) unsustainable development, (e) leakage of development due to corruption and injustice. The research methodology used is descriptive and qualitative research with framework analysis, which means framework analysis techniques. This analysis technique is carried out by conceptualizing the system through a structure that describes the connection between one variable and another in a systematic and detailed manner. The findings of this study provide innovative solutions for the application of financial and marketing technology through blockchain and the Internet of Things (IoT) can increase the productivity of fishermen, internal control, financial transactions, and reliable marketing strategies in helping business entities run their business processes. The management of regional potential independently and integrated can be collaborated through community empowerment and the role of village government through village-owned enterprises (BUMD) based on Sharia cooperatives in villages in coastal areas of Indonesia. So that the productivity of fishermen and government agencies in tourist villages can increase.

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Enforcement approaches against illegal fishing in national fisheries legislation

Cited by 9 publications

References 36 publications

Joint Security Efforts to Combat IUU Fishing in the Waters of Indonesia

Joint Security Efforts to Combat IUU Fishing in the Waters of Indonesia

Implementation of Safe Drowning Sanctions Foreign Fishing Vessels in Fisheries Crimes

A sustainable blue economy: blockchain and internet of things integration in tourism villages

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