Your browser does not support this video. Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/World-Fisheries-Day-2021---Web-Video--CLEAN--27MDHUHDZM5R.htmlConceptually similarWorld Fisheries Day 2021 - Web Video (ENG Subs)GP1SWY8MCompleted★★★★World Fisheries Day 2021 - Web Video (FRENCH Subs)GP1SWY8OCompleted★★★★Hope in West Africa - Senegal - WEB VIDEO (International Version)GP0STQQALCompleted★★★★Hope in West Africa - Senegal - WEB VIDEO (English Version)GP0STQQAMCompleted★★★★Hope in West Africa - Senegal - WEB VIDEO (Chinese Version)GP0STQQANCompleted★★★★Hope in West Africa - Senegal - WEB VIDEO (French Version)GP0STQQAOCompleted★★★★International Women's Day 2018 in Senegal - EnglishGP0STRMI8Completed★★★★International Women's Day 2018 in Senegal - FrenchGP0STRMIBCompleted★★★★Local Fishermen Activity in Dakar - B-rollGP0STTWHLCompleted★★★★View AllGP1SWYDJWorld Fisheries Day 2021 - Web Video (CLEAN)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 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.Locations:Africa-SenegalDate:19 Nov, 2021Credit:© GreenpeaceDuration:3m7sAudio format:Final MixProduction Type :WEB VIDEORestrictions:All footage is Greenpeace copyright except shots at fishmeal factory (1:22 to 1:27)Keywords:Fish-Fish processing-Fish processing plants-Fishers-Fishing (Industry)-KWCI (GPI)-Oceans (campaign title)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.
