Srt Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/World-Fisheries-Day-2021---Web-Video--FRENCH-subs-file--27MDHUHDG04I.htmlDownloadConceptually similarSrtWorld Fisheries Day 2021 - Web Video (ENG subs file)GP1SWYJKCompleted★★★★SrtSRT File: Boom and Bust Report on Coal - Web Video - EnglishGP0STROIACompleted★★★★SrtSubtitles File for "Indigenous People and Oil Industry near Numto Lake in Siberia - Web Video (English Subs)"GP0STPM1ECompleted★★★★SrtSubtitle File for "Indigenous People and Oil Industry near Numto Lake in Siberia - Web Video - Longer English Subs Version"GP0STPM1HCompleted★★★★SrtSRT File: Resist Trump Banner Action in Washington D.C. - Web VideoGP0STQH64Completed★★★★SrtDirect Action at Wilmar Refinery in North Sulawesi - Web Video ( English Subtitles)GP0STSITYCompleted★★★★SrtDirect Action at Wilmar Refinery in North Sulawesi - Web Video (Indonesian Subtitles)GP0STSITXCompleted★★★★SrtSubtitles File for "Herder Calls for the Preservation of Numto Natural Park in Siberia - Web Video - English Subs"GP0STPM1DCompleted★★★★SrtMessages about the Global Climate Strike Projected in Brasília, Brazil - English Subs Web VideoGP1SW0Z8Completed★★★★View AllGP1SWYJLWorld Fisheries Day 2021 - Web Video (FRENCH subs file)Video produced by Greenpeace Africa for World Fisheries Day 2021, featuring fish processors Anta Diouf in Mbour, Senegal, and Aby Diouf in Popenguine, Senegal.Big business fishmeal and fish oil producers are stealing West Africa’s fish. They're threatening the jobs of thousands of people - and the...Date:19 Nov, 2021Keywords:SRT files (Record Type)Shoot:World Fisheries Day 2021 - Support West African Fishing Communities - VideoBig business fishmeal and fish oil producers are stealing West Africa’s fish. They're threatening the jobs of thousands of people - and the access to food of millions. This World Fisheries Day, discover in our video how Aby, Anta and fishing communities across the region are fighting back.With almost one thousand women fish processors, community leaders and CSOs representatives from all over the country, Greenpeace Africa celebrates World Fisheries Day and holds a press conference in Dakar, to demand of the Senegalese government to stop the fishmeal industries and to stop granting new fishing licences, and instead to support women processors and fishing communities, to protect the ocean and to ensure people’s food security.
