Coastal communities to have say on new fisheries law
Coastal communities in Fiji are being given an opportunity to influence proposed changes to fisheries laws, particularly those affecting customary fishing rights, licensing and penalties for illegal fishing. The Ministry of Fisheries has begun consultations on the proposed Inshore Fisheries Management Bill in the Eastern Division, with 40 participants attending the first session at the […]
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