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The 33 pages that link to Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, each with the reason it gives.

• BycatchRelated: Unreported catch can conceal the scale of bycatch and weaken controls.

• OverfishingRelated: Unrecorded or prohibited catches can defeat conservation limits.

• Fisheries managementRelated: It undermines limits and makes sustainable harvest harder to enforce.

• Exclusive economic zoneRelated: Enforcement in distant zones is a major challenge for coastal states.

• FisheriesRelated: It undermines catch limits and weakens the evidence used in management.

• Commercial fishingRelated: Unregulated or concealed catches undermine conservation and fair market competition.

• Small-scale fisheriesRelated: Competition and enforcement challenges can expose small-scale fishers to its ecological and economic effects.

• Shark finningRelated: Unreported catches can conceal finning and undermine estimates of shark mortality.

• Sustainable fisheriesRelated: Unrecorded or unlawful catches undermine assessments and weaken conservation measures.

• Ghost fishingRelated: Weak oversight can encourage gear abandonment and obstruct accountability.

• OverexploitationRelated: It hides removals from assessments and weakens efforts to keep harvest within recovery limits.

• Crab fisheryRelated: Unrecorded crab catches weaken stock estimates and undermine legal limits.

• Seafood traceabilityRelated: Traceability can help authorities and buyers detect seafood linked to illicit fishing.

• FishingRelated: It undermines catch data and makes sustainable management harder to enforce.

• Arafura SeaRelated: Monitoring this activity is a persistent challenge in the Arafura region.

• Fishing industryRelated: It weakens conservation measures and disadvantages compliant operators.

• Marine fisheriesRelated: It undermines catch limits and complicates reliable monitoring of marine harvests.

• Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living ResourcesRelated: Combating IUU fishing is a persistent enforcement challenge for the Commission and its members.

• Sulu SeaRelated: Cross-border fishing pressures complicate sustainable management in the sea.

• Tuna fishingRelated: It weakens tuna catch controls and obscures the scale of harvest.

• Fishing vesselRelated: Vessel identity, location, and catch records are central to detecting this activity.

• Maritime patrol aircraftRelated: Aerial patrols can identify suspect vessels and document their activity.

• Patagonian toothfishRelated: Unlicensed toothfish catches have challenged conservation and enforcement efforts.

• Antarctic toothfishRelated: Unreported and unauthorized catches have threatened toothfish stocks and complicated management.

• South Sandwich IslandsRelated: Remote waters make enforcement against unauthorized fishing a continuing concern.

• Peanut HoleRelated: The hole’s open-access fishery raised concerns about depleted stocks and weak oversight.

• Scylla serrataRelated: Poorly monitored mud crab harvest can obscure stock pressure and undermine fisheries management.