More than 30 million people worldwide work as fishers. Fishing is considered to be one of the most hazardous occupations in the world. How can we offer better legal protection for fishers? This report analyses the laws and regulations that impact fishers in Germany, Spain, the UK, EU-level, the US, Australia, Japan, China, Thailand, New Zealand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore and South Africa.
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