Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/African-Fishermen-meet-Fisheries-Shadow-Minister-Willie-Bain-in-London-27MZIF28UUOO.htmlConceptually similarAfrican Fishermen meet Fisheries Shadow Minister Willie Bain in LondonGP03HTXCompleted★★★★African Fishermen meet Fisheries Shadow Minister Willie Bain in LondonGP03HUKCompleted★★★★African Fishermen meet Fisheries Shadow Minister Willie Bain in LondonGP03HTWCompleted★★★★African Fishermen meet Fisheries Minister Richard BenyonGP03HZOCompleted★★★★African Fishermen meet Fisheries Minister Richard BenyonGP03HZNCompleted★★★★African Fishermen meet Fisheries Minister Richard BenyonGP03HZPCompleted★★★★African Fishermen meet Fisheries Minister Richard BenyonGP03HZQCompleted★★★★African Voices Tour UK in CornwallGP02ESNCompleted★★★★African Voices Tour UK BillingsgateGP02FEWCompleted★★★★View AllGP03HTVAfrican Fishermen meet Fisheries Shadow Minister Willie Bain in LondonAbdou Karim Sall from Senegal greets Shadow Fisheries Minister Willie Bain. Three fishermen from Mauritiana, Senegal and Cape Verde talk to Fisheries Shadow Minister Willie Bain about European fishing laws pushing for a real change. They highlight how industrial European vessels operating in their waters-under the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP)- are having a drastic impact on their lives and communities. Fish stocks are declining drastically and local fishermen are finding it increasingly difficult to feed their families.Locations:Europe-London-United Kingdom-WestminsterDate:18 May, 2011Credit:© John Cobb / GreenpeaceMaximum size:4368px X 2912pxKeywords:Common Fisheries Policy (CFP)-Fishers-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-Lobbying-Men-Oceans (campaign title)-Politicians-Small group of people-WomenShoot:African Fishermen meet Fisheries Shadow Minister Willie Bain in LondonThree fishermen from Mauritiana, Senegal and Cape Verde talk to Fisheries Shadow Minister Willie Bain about European fishing laws pushing for a real change. They highlight how industrial European vessels operating in their waters-under the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP)- are having a drastic impact on their lives and communities. Fish stocks are declining drastically and local fishermen are finding it increasingly difficult to feed their families.
