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Indonesia and Counter Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing in Southeast Asia

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Maritime Security and History Coastal and Marine Management International Maritime Law Issues

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As one of the world’s richest countries for aquatic resources, Indonesia naturally becomes a popular target for both fishing, which is often done outside the legal framework. Indonesia acknowledged this illegal extraction of natural resources as a real threat to the country. Illegal fishing is cons

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