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Actions and protests
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Commercial fishing
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Fishers
Fishing (Industry)
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Greenpeace activists
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Illegal
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Action against Pirate Fishing ship Mumrinskiy in the Netherlands
Action with inflatables and Arctic Sunrise at Eemshaven Groningen against pirate fishing, painting boat with and banners with 'stop pirate fishing', activists chaining themselves to ship, police, interview with Ocean Campaigner Farah Obaidullah about pirate fishing. In this case it's about illegally caught cod from the Barents Sea, in load area of Mumrinskiy.
In original language:
Actie op het Russisch vissersschip de Mymrinski
Actie met rubberboten en Arctic Sunrise in de Eemshaven te Groningen tegen piraatvisserij. Met beschilderen schip en spandoek met 'stop pirate fishing', vastgeketende actievoerders, politie en ME ter plaatse. Interview met Oceaan Campaigner Farah Obaidullah over piraatvisserij. In dit geval betreft het illegale kabeljauw uit de Barentszee, in laadruim van Mumrinskiy.
Unique identifier:
GP0STOD0N
Type:
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Shoot date:
21/08/2006
Locations:
Eemshaven
,
Groningen
,
Netherlands
Credit line:
© Greenpeace
Duration:
3m56s
File size
362MB
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Action against Pirate Fishing ship Mumrinskiy in the Netherlands
Greenpeace activists have stopped the Russian flagged reefer ship 'Mumrinskiy' from offloading its cargo of suspected illegal cod, stolen from the Barents Sea in Eemshaven, the Netherlands. Activists painted "STOP PIRATE FISHING" on the side of the reefer ship and chained themselves to the crane and unloading ramp of the Mumrinskiy to block the offloading. Greenpeace demands a full inspection of the vessel and its cargo.
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