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\nFighting HIV and AIDS………………………….. 4<\/strong>
\nAfrican fisherfolk suffering from HIV are subject
\nto stigma, denigration and disempowerment<\/p>\n
\nFor the love of oceans…………………………. 7<\/strong>
\nA recent conference discussed the role of
\nthe seafood industry in social development<\/p>\n
\nNext to slavery…………………………………. 10<\/strong>
\nWorkers on vessels in the Pacific tuna fishery
\nendure bad living and working conditions<\/p>\n
\nYouth power……………………………………… 13<\/strong>
\nMichael Rojas, from Costa Rica, says youth
\ncan be encouraged to pursue responsible fisheries<\/p>\n
\nTowards a modern commons……………… 15<\/strong>
\nThe Community Fisheries organizations in
\nCambodia are examples of good management<\/p>\n
\nNew, but long overdue………………………. 20<\/strong>
\nSmall-scale fishers in Europe have launched
\na low-impact fishing platform for their interests<\/p>\n
\nThis time for Africa !…………………………. 23<\/strong>
\nAfrica’s artisanal fishers emerge from
\nthe shadows to forge a common front<\/p>\n
\nTowards food sovereignty…………………. 26<\/strong>
\nThe focus now should be on achieving food
\nsovereignty for small-scale fishing communities<\/p>\n
\nThe beauty of the small…………………….. 30<\/strong>
\nOn the Voluntary Guidelines for
\nSecuring Sustainable Small-scale Fisheries<\/p>\n
\nFor the common good……………………….. 37<\/strong>
\nBrazil’s traditional fishing
\ncommunities fight to overcome conflicts<\/p>\n
\nNo turning back………………………………… 43<\/strong>
\nIndonesia has yet to take measures to curb
\nrampant and widespread illegal fishing<\/p>\n
\nBuilt on historic success……………………. 47<\/strong>
\nWTO members should build on the recent
\nNairobi meeting to tackle urgent challenges<\/p>\n
\nPierre Gillet (1939 \u0096 2015)………………… 48<\/strong>
\nA tribute to a rare clergyman
\nwho defied classification<\/p>\n
\nthe shadows to forge a common front<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\nSecuring Sustainable Small-scale Fisheries<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\ncommunities fight to overcome conflicts<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\nwho defied classification<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n