FishCRIME 2018

By Stop Illegal Fishing:27th Sep, 2018:

15-16 October 2018

Venue: UN City, Copenhagen, Denmark.

FishCRIME 2018 is the fourth event in a series of international fisheries crime symposiums initiated in 2015. The FishCRIME symposiums have become an annual gathering point for international experts, high level government representatives, relevant international governmental organisations and other stakeholders to share experiences and knowledge around cooperative efforts to address transnational organised fisheries crime.

Find out more at http://fishcrime.com/.

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