36 days at sea: How these castaways survived hallucinations, thirst and desperation
36 days at sea: How these castaways survived hallucinations, thirst and desperation
Too often migrants disappear without a trace and witnesses. While accurate figures on the number of deaths do not exist, entire boats have gone missing in the Atlantic, becoming what are known as “invisible shipwrecks.”
** This is the problem ...
Like other local fishermen, Dieye was struggling to survive on earnings of roughly 20,000 CFA francs ($33) a month.
“There are no fish left in the ocean,” Dieye laments.
Years of overfishing by larger industrial vessels from Europe, China and Russia had wiped out Senegalese fishermen’s livelihoods, reducing their previously abundant catch to a few small crates of fish — if they were lucky — and pushing them to take desperate measures.
Years of overfishing by larger industrial vessels from Europe, China and Russia had wiped out Senegalese fishermen’s livelihoods, reducing their previously abundant catch to a few small crates of fish — if they were lucky — and pushing them to take desperate measures.
It's always this, isn't it? Exploitation of resources by more powerful nations resulting in abysmal conditions for local people.
Once is saw CFA i knew exploitation was the main problem.
There should be a mandatory 500 mile limit around all of Africa where no trawlers or other massive fishing ops can operate.
Gd rich nations are killing the sea and the people whose lives depend on it.