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It’s not just the South China Sea: Vietnamese vessels in Indonesian waters show extent of maritime disputes in Asean
Indonesian coast guard personnel detain a Vietnamese fishing vessel near the Natuna islands in July. Photo: AFP
An activist group has called on Jakarta to take action against the increasing encroachment of Vietnamese fishing boats into
Indonesia
’s territorial waters, highlighting the complex nature of maritime disputes in the region that go beyond China’s claim to most of the
South China Sea
.
Vietnamese
ships made up 21 of the 31 foreign-flagged vessels that carried out illegal fishing in Indonesia’s North Natuna Sea from June to October, according to Destructive Fishing Watch (DFW) Indonesia. None were found to have originated from China.
- Of the 31 foreign-flagged ships illegally fishing in Indonesia’s North Natuna Sea from June to October, 21 were from Vietnam while none were from China
- The findings are from activist group Destructive Fishing Watch Indonesia, which has called on Jakarta to take action against this ‘aggressive’ encroachment
Indonesian coast guard personnel detain a Vietnamese fishing vessel near the Natuna islands in July. Photo: AFP
An activist group has called on Jakarta to take action against the increasing encroachment of Vietnamese fishing boats into
Indonesia
’s territorial waters, highlighting the complex nature of maritime disputes in the region that go beyond China’s claim to most of the
South China Sea
.
Vietnamese
ships made up 21 of the 31 foreign-flagged vessels that carried out illegal fishing in Indonesia’s North Natuna Sea from June to October, according to Destructive Fishing Watch (DFW) Indonesia. None were found to have originated from China.
Vietnamese ships in Indonesian waters show extent of Asean maritime disputes
Of the 31 foreign-flagged ships illegally fishing in Indonesia’s North Natuna Sea from June to October, 21 were from Vietnam while none were from China.
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