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INTERPOL
Internationally Interpol is involved in operations to monitor and collect the evidence required to arrest illegal operators, no matter where they are in the world. INTERPOL can also issue purple notices against vessels, requesting participating countries to detain the vessel once it enters their waters.
Illegal fishing vessels are often well prepared, they may have forged papers showing the vessel is registered in multiple countries.
Once a vessel is identified as having been operating illegal its flag state, the country where the vessel is flagged/registration will be asked to remove them from their ships register.
Vessels that break the law and fish illegally can be blacklisted by countries or RMFO’s. Once these return they will be arrested.
Where some evidence has been gathered against an illegal operator, but not sufficient to prosecute the ship or it cannot be located, Interpol can issue what is called a Purple Notice against them.
A Purple Notice is for the provision of information on modi operandi, procedures, objects, devices or hiding places used by criminals. Which means that Interpol are looking for information on the ships activities and evidence against them, such as fishing gear that has been used to illegal fish. It could be the vessel has tried to evade an investigation into their activities by fleeing a port or a countries’ waters, or they have false registration details.
Internationally Interpol is involved in operations to monitor and collect the evidence required to arrest illegal operators, no matter where they are in the world. INTERPOL can also issue purple notices against vessels, requesting participating countries to detain the vessel once it enters their waters.
Illegal fishing vessels are often well prepared, they may have forged papers showing the vessel is registered in multiple countries.
Once a vessel is identified as having been operating illegal its flag state, the country where the vessel is flagged/registration will be asked to remove them from their ships register.
Vessels that break the law and fish illegally can be blacklisted by countries or RMFO’s. Once these return they will be arrested.
Where some evidence has been gathered against an illegal operator, but not sufficient to prosecute the ship or it cannot be located, Interpol can issue what is called a Purple Notice against them.
A Purple Notice is for the provision of information on modi operandi, procedures, objects, devices or hiding places used by criminals. Which means that Interpol are looking for information on the ships activities and evidence against them, such as fishing gear that has been used to illegal fish. It could be the vessel has tried to evade an investigation into their activities by fleeing a port or a countries’ waters, or they have false registration details.
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Demand for fish
Overfishing is a result of the growing demand for seafood as our global population rapidly increases.
This slide shows how much of the ocean has already been overfished.
The United Nations believes two-thirds of the world’s fisheries are fully exploited and 26% are over-exploited, which means that only 10% of our planet's fisheries are healthy.
Overfishing is a result of the growing demand for seafood as our global population rapidly increases.
This slide shows how much of the ocean has already been overfished.
The United Nations believes two-thirds of the world’s fisheries are fully exploited and 26% are over-exploited, which means that only 10% of our planet's fisheries are healthy.
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Wat was de Trümmerliteratuur in het kort?
A
Literatuur die ging over de tijd voor de oorlog
B
Literatuur over de tijd na de oorlog.
C
Literatuur die ging over de eerste wereldoorlog.
D
Literatuur die ging over de scheiding van duitsland.
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Demand for fish
Overfishing is a result of the growing demand for seafood as our global population rapidly increases.
This slide shows how much of the ocean has already been overfished.
The United Nations believes two-thirds of the world’s fisheries are fully exploited and 26% are over-exploited, which means that only 10% of our planet's fisheries are healthy.
Overfishing is a result of the growing demand for seafood as our global population rapidly increases.
This slide shows how much of the ocean has already been overfished.
The United Nations believes two-thirds of the world’s fisheries are fully exploited and 26% are over-exploited, which means that only 10% of our planet's fisheries are healthy.
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Demand for fish
Overfishing is a result of the growing demand for seafood as our global population rapidly increases.
This slide shows how much of the ocean has already been overfished.
The United Nations believes two-thirds of the world’s fisheries are fully exploited and 26% are over-exploited, which means that only 10% of our planet's fisheries are healthy.
Overfishing is a result of the growing demand for seafood as our global population rapidly increases.
This slide shows how much of the ocean has already been overfished.
The United Nations believes two-thirds of the world’s fisheries are fully exploited and 26% are over-exploited, which means that only 10% of our planet's fisheries are healthy.
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Demand for fish
Overfishing is a result of the growing demand for seafood as our global population rapidly increases.
This slide shows how much of the ocean has already been overfished.
The United Nations believes two-thirds of the world’s fisheries are fully exploited and 26% are over-exploited, which means that only 10% of our planet's fisheries are healthy.
Overfishing is a result of the growing demand for seafood as our global population rapidly increases.
This slide shows how much of the ocean has already been overfished.
The United Nations believes two-thirds of the world’s fisheries are fully exploited and 26% are over-exploited, which means that only 10% of our planet's fisheries are healthy.
In welk tijd werd de literatuur meer een middel om politiek-maatschappelijke invloed uit te oefenen ?
A
van 1945 tot 1949
B
van 1961 tot 1996
C
van 1949 tot 1961
D
van 1996 tot 1977
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Wat was een reden waarom de Trümmerliteratuur stopte?
A
Het stopte niet
B
er was geen tijd meer voor
C
wederopbouw
D
door censuur kon het niet meer
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