May, 2016

• 30 May

  ENN WITH JAY MAY 22 2016

  

  In this fabulous episode from the Environmental news network we are looking at more news that actually matters. First of all Jason tells us about malaria and the epidemic within Africa. The issue of malaria is not just an issue in Africa because it does exist in other countries. There ...

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• 30 May

  Various

  

  On the topic of fish crime, we hear from Mr Jon Whitlow from the international transport workers international and he enlightens us about how the media try to hide certain topics from us and bring others to light. Fish crime has been an issue for many years and attention must ...

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• 30 May

  Kristin Gunnasdottir v Kistowski – FISH iAfrica – Germany

  

  In this video we hear from Kristin Gunnasdottir V. Kistowski from Fish-I Africa and she is telling us about how laws regarding fishing didn’t happen the past. There has been illegal fishing for many years and they have been allowed to expand their operations and this is what Fish-I Africa ...

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• 30 May

  Marcus Asner 2 – Arnold and Porter – USA

  

  This panel discussion sees Marcus Asner from the natural resource fraud & corruption at Arnold & Porter LLP in the USA and he is speaking to us about fish crime. Initially he tells us that if we automated the export data that was uploaded to a computer it would close ...

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• 30 May

  Marcus Asner – Arnold and Porter – USA

  

  This video sees Mr Marcus Asner who continues to talk to us about the extent of fish crime. Mr Marcus Asner was a federal prosecutor and at the symposium of Cape Town in 2015 spoke to us about the Lacey act. The Lacey Act of 1900 in a nutshell is a conservation law in ...

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• 30 May

  Bernard Liedemann – DAFF – SA

  

  This video from the fish crime series at the symposium in Cape Town and sees a panel discussion again on fish crime. The speaker Bernard Liedemann (the directorate, monitoring & surveillance from DAFF – SA) talk to us about a multi approach on the high seas.   Mr Bernard Liedmann ...

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• 30 May

  Bernard Liedemann – DAFF

  

  Fish Crime Symposium, Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Cape Town, 12-15 October 2015, Day 2 No 20 – Bernard Liedemann from DAFF SA – Whistleblowers, Co-operation with US, Maritime Crime, Organised crime It started with civil society. In other words, they dealt with an informant in this case. The ...

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• 30 May

  Organised Crime – Discussion

  

  Fish Crime Symposium, Dept of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Cape Town, 12-15 October 2015, Day 2 No 19 – Discussion – Global Security and Organised Crime – Inspection of Unseaworthy Vessels leads to uncovering of further crimes such as human trafficking, money laundering. Prosecution of Crimes The good news regarding ...

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• 30 May

  Law Enforcement – Panel and Discussion

  

  Fish Crime Symposium, Dept of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Cape Town, 12-15 October 2015, Day 2 No 18 – Small Scale Arrests should be followed up, Regulations and Skills are essential, SA and USA have a strong law enforcement culture but other African countries do not.

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• 30 May

  Panel and Discussion

  

  Fish Crime Symposium, Dept of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Cape Town, 12-15 October 2015, Day 2 No 15 – Question regarding Transnational Crime on the high seas and Criminal Jurisdiction Ministry of Justice is extremely important because they are the one that is responsible for how to handle transnational organised ...

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