Last call

Greenpeace, the annual ICCAT (International Atlantic Orkinos Protection Commission) meeting started in Paris, repeating the demand for stopping the blue finite orkinos hunter. Greenpeace activists have opened a written pankart of "Blue finite orkinos: 8 Days to Life" outside the building where ICCAT conference was held, and brought a car with orkinos model in the main entrance of the meeting building.

Greenpeace International Sealer Campaigner Oliver Knowles "The latest call for these orchinoslar. ICCAT, which means excessive hunting, bad management and political failure, has to now turn off the blue fin orkinos fishing in the Mediterranean to save this type. This week published ICCAT documents reveal that thousands of tons of blue finite orkinosun are expected in the cages in the Mediterranean as it can not be sold. This also brings the following question to mind: thousands of tons of orchinos are not currently sold, why a species under the danger still continues to be hunting?” said.

According to theICCAT documents, the majority were understood that the majority were caught in the 2009 season, up to 10,200 tons of blue finite orkinos remained in the cages of the orchinos farms in the Mediterranean. This amount is close to the total orkinos jeans allocated for the 2010 hunting season. Many Croatia (5600 tons), Malta (3600 tons) and (2300 tons in Turkey.

Greenpeace wants to cover the blue fin orkinos fishing of the Mediterranean and protect important ovulation areas for orkinos, including the Cyprus Channel. The meeting started after two months Greenpeace ship tour, held to stop failure and orkinos hunters in relation to fraud, rules compliance with orkinos trade. [

A variety of political platforms such as the UN Convention (CITES) and the European Union on the International Trade of the Species in the Jordanian Gold, ICCAT now noted that the blue finite orkinos and a healthy Mediterranean should make positive decisions.

ICCAT continuously set hunting jeans on the recommended level by scientists. For example, 61,000 ton blue finite orkinos, captured in 2007, is four times the jeans of the two and scientific recommendations of the accepted legal jeans.

As soon as the ICCAT meeting, Oliver Knowles from Greenpeace, added to his words: "At the end of the extreme hunting, which continues in a harmonious manner, will already finish this fishing - by making a good decision in ICCAT, the blue finite orchinos can save and leave healthy seas instead of empty seas to future generations. Now, it’s time to take lessons from the previous collapsed fishing applications and give up to destroy the oceans.
Greenpeace is a campaign for establishing a global network of global maritime reserves covering 40% of world seas for sustainable fishing and healthy oceans.

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