Murky problem in the South China Sea


IT’S one of the world’s richest fishing grounds, where over half of the world’s fishing vessels cast their nets. But it’s threatened by overfishing, illegal fishing and fishing methods, and territorial disputes.

Is there a way forward for fisheries in the South China Sea?

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