Making North Natuna Sea Safe for Local Fishing Community

sunset view on the natuna islands in Indonesia

Indonesia should step up the protection of maritime sovereignty in the North Natuna Sea by overhauling all old fishing boats and using more Coast Guard patrols.

By Diana M, Indonesia correspondent, Maritime Fairtrade

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