Ronald F. Toito'ona is a communications specialist and freelance journalist from Solomon Islands. He has a special interest in reporting on fisheries and climate change issues in the Pacific region.
Latest posts by Ronald Toito'ona (see all)
- Pacific solidarity needed to get climate change embedded in Tropical Tuna Measure - 11 February 2021
- Pandemic, climate threats and economic hardship in illegal sea cucumber harvesting on Ontong Java - 9 February 2021
- FFA prioritises advancement of observer and crew “safety culture” - 2 February 2021
THERE are possibilities that the controversial ‘Blue boats’ owned by Vietnam might be presently poaching in Pacific Seas unnoticed or untraced.
The ‘Blue Boats’ are the Vietnamese vessels that were caught fishing illegally in the Pacific Ocean, mostly in Palau, in the western Pacific Ocean.
Director General of the FFA James Movick also highlighted in a media briefing this week that there are sightings of the ‘Blue Boats’ in Vanuatu, and as far as New Caledonia.
