Divers approach Russian Vessel Mumrinskiyin the Eemshaven

Greenpeace divers about to chain the propeller of the notorious Russian flagged fish freezer vessel Mumrinskiy to the quayside in the Dutch port of Eemshaven. The Mumrinskiy has a long history of involvement in illegal operations, including transshipment of Barents cod from illegal boats, ignoring commands from Norwegian authorities and misreporting its cargo to hide illegally caught fish.

In original language:

Duikers naderen Russisch schip Mumrinskiy

Duikers staan op het punt de propellor van het Russische schip Mumrinskiy vast te ketenen aan de haven van Eemshaven.

Unique identifier: GP01JCH

Type: Image

Shoot date: 18/06/2007

Locations: Eemshaven, Europe, Netherlands, North Sea

Credit line: © Greenpeace / Karel Zwaneveld

Size: 3504px × 2336px 1MB

Ranking: ★★★★ (E)

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Action against Pirate Fishing Mumrinskiy in Eemshaven

Greenpeace divers chained the propeller of the notorious Russian flagged fish freezer vessel Mumrinskiy to the quayside in the Dutch port of Eemshaven and launched a floating banner calling for the scrapping of the vessel. Greenpeace handed over the keys of the lock chaining the Mumrinskiy to the dockside to the Dutch Minister of Fisheries, and is calling on the Dutch government and the international community to demand the immediate scrapping of the Mumrinskiy.
The Mumrinskiy has a long history of involvement in illegal operations, including transshipment of Barents cod from illegal boats, ignoring commands from Norwegian authorities and misreporting its cargo to hide illegally caught fish.

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