Non-state legal systems and their role in governance of small-scale marine fisheries along the south west coast of India

Baiju, K.K.; Parappurathu, Shinoj; Ramachandran, C; Thomson, Kaleekal

doi:10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2019.105020

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“…The main legal provisions for ecological and environmental protection of waters are Articles 20 and 36 of the Fisheries Law and related supporting regulations. According to the data of the Report, in 2018, the main exceed indicator in China's marine fishery waters was inorganic nitrogen, and the main exceed indicator in inland waters was total nitrogen; 140 fishery pollution accidents were reported nationwide, and the economic loss of fishery caused by pollution was RMB 820 million [13]. In the marine fishery industry, pollution in waters mainly stems from problems such as unsupported near-shore sewage pipeline networks, a low proportion of sewage treatment, and excessive direct discharge; in inland aquaculture, pollution in waters mainly stems from problems such as unsound long-term mechanisms for pollution control, incomplete compensation mechanisms, and unclear responsibilities for ecological restoration.…”

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Inheritance and Development: The Evolution and Overview of China’s Fisheries Legal System

Liu

Pei

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China’s legal system governing fisheries in China has been stable during development. In line with China’s national conditions and the spirit of the times, they have adhered to the concept of green development and maintaining the sustainable development of fishery production activities. Studying the history of Chinese fishery law is beneficial for the world to understand the evolution of this legislation and is a better gateway for the world to understand fisheries law with Chinese characteristics. Fishery, in this context, refers to fishing and fish farming. In China, fisheries are under the management of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, while fisheries enforcement has a special law enforcement department for collaborative management. Therefore, both fishing and fish farming in China’s fisheries industry belong to the category of agriculture. This is different from the West and is precisely what makes China unique. This paper explores the Chinese fishery legal and general legal systems by investigating policy guidelines, laws, and regulations on China’s fishery industry since 1949. Furthermore, it analyzes the development process of fisheries. Organizing the development status of China’s fishery legal and regulatory system analyzes the problems of fishery production control and development, searches for paths and methods to solve the practical problems, and finally, makes a reasonable outlook on the development prospect of China’s fishery.

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confidence: 99%