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INTERPOL Efforts to Combat Fisheries Crime
February 2014
Bradley SOULE
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What is INTERPOL?
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Objectives Raise awareness of fisheries crime
and its consequences;
Establish National Environmental Security Task Forces (NESTs) to ensure institutionalized cooperation between national agencies and international partners;
Assess the needs of vulnerable countries; and
Conduct operations to suppress criminal activity, disrupt trafficking routes and ensure the enforcement of national legislation.
INTERPOL initiative to detect, suppress and combat fisheries crime
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Activities Create a strategic plan for INTERPOL’s role in
capacity building, information exchange and operational support;
Support and develop the Fisheries Crime Working Group;
Create a case study on fisheries crime in West
Africa;
Enhance expertise and expand INTERPOL’s international marine enforcement network;
Provide expert recommendations on more effective and efficient fisheries-related environmental law compliance and enforcement methods; and
Conduct region- or commodity-specific
targeted operations tailored to vulnerable areas.
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Project Approach
Fisheries Crime Working Group (FCWG)
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1st Meeting – February 2013 – Lyon, France 2nd Meeting – November 2013 – Nairobi, Kenya
Board Chair – Mr Gunnar A. Stølsvik, Norway
Vice Chair – Mr Stuart Cory, United States Secretary – Ms Foluke O. Areola, Nigeria
Support Officer – Ms Jennifer Reeves, United Kingdom
Projects Intelligence – Mr Tor Glistrup, Norway
Capacity Building & Advocacy – Mr Ceba Mtoba, South Africa
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NEST
National Environmental Security Task Force (NEST)
Bringing compliance and enforcement agencies together to maintain environmental security
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NEST
Structure of a NEST
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NEST
National Environmental Security Seminar (NESS)
National Environmental
Security Steering
Committee
(NESSC)
Head of Police
Heads of Environment
Agencies
Head Prosecutor
Head of Customs
National Environmental Security Steering Committee
(NESSC)
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NEST
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