How Fishmeal Factories Put Food Out of Reach for Communities in The Gambia

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By Brigitte WearJun 8, 2023, 4:03 pm151 pts
The fishmeal trade is undermining human rights and putting jobs at risk in The Gambia, a new report has found. Research by Amnesty International has uncovered a range of social and environmental problems caused by the country’s three fish processing factories, which are strung out along the small West African…

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