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The gallery contains a collection of photographs published in issues of the SAMUDRA Report and the Yemaya Newsletter, as also other ICSF publications, workshops and meetings over the years. Also to be found are more general images of fishing and fishworkers in action across the world. There are about 10,000 photos from 64 countries. The photo database is searchable by caption, country and photographer. All images are free for download, though users are requested to credit the photos to ICSF and the respective photographer.

Gallery

Norwegian fishing vessel Saga Sea, a former pollock trawler, Norway
Norwegian fishing vessel Saga Sea, a former pollock trawler, Norway
A coastal fleet, Norway
A coastal fleet, Norway
Protesting fishermen and their supporters in Orissa, India
Protesting fishermen and their supporters in Orissa, India
Children from the fishing community flocking around the National Fishworkers’ Forum campaign vehicle in the State of Orissa, India
Children from the fishing community flocking around the National Fishworkers’ Forum campaign vehicle in the State of Orissa, India
Philippe Lubliner with Mamayawa Sandouno, Member, ICSF, and James Smith, Honorary Member, ICSF, at the ‘Fishermen of the World’ film festival, Lorient, France

Philippe Lubliner with Mamayawa Sandouno, Member, ICSF, and James Smith, Honorary Member, ICSF, at the ‘Fishermen of the World’ film festival.

Photo Credit: Ariel Nathan

Philippe Lubliner with Mamayawa Sandouno, Member, ICSF, and James Smith, Honorary Member, ICSF, at the ‘Fishermen of the World’ film festival, Lorient, France
‘Fishermen of the World’ film festival, Lorient, France

The rich documentaries at the ‘Fishermen of the World’ fi lm festival generated strong emotions, vivid debates and sharp analyses.

Photo Credit: Emmanuel Audrain

‘Fishermen of the World’ film festival, Lorient, France
Fishing vessels in South Africa

Using lower horsepower (hp) engines or using existing engines at moderate revolutions per minute (rpm) can cut fuel costs.

Photo Credit: Menakhem Ben-Yami

Fishing vessels in South Africa
A fishing boat in South Africa’s Calk Bay

A fishing boat in South Africa’s Calk Bay. Increasing diesel and petrol prices are adding to the woes of South Africa’s fishermen.

Photo Credit: Menakhem Ben-Yami

A fishing boat in South Africa’s Calk Bay
Unloading of fish from pirogues off M’bour town, Senegal
Unloading of fish from pirogues off M’bour town, Senegal
The participants of the Zanzibar Workshop, Asserting rights, defining responsibilities: Perspectives from small-scale fishing communities on coastal and fisheries management in eastern and southern Africa, Zanzibar, Tanzania on 24 – 27 June 2008.

The Zanzibar Workshop called for international alliances to synthesize the voices of fishers around the globe into one single clarion call.

Photo Credit: Neena Koshy

The participants of the Zanzibar Workshop, Asserting rights, defining responsibilities: Perspectives from small-scale fishing communities on coastal and fisheries management in eastern and southern Africa, Zanzibar, Tanzania on 24 – 27 June 2008.
Christiana Saiti Louwa of the El Molo tribe, Lake Turkana, Kenya, at a session on community organization at the Zanzibar Workshop Asserting rights, defining responsibilities: Perspectives from small-scale fishing communities on coastal and fisheries management in eastern and southern Africa, Zanzibar, Tanzania on 24 – 27 June 2008.

Christiana Saiti Louwa of the El Molo tribe, Lake Turkana, Kenya, at a session on community organization at the Zanzibar Workshop Asserting rights, defining responsibilities: Perspectives from small-scale fishing communities on coastal and fisheries management in eastern and southern Africa, Zanzibar, Tanzania on 24 – 27 June 2008.

Photo Credit: Neena Koshy

Christiana Saiti Louwa of the El Molo tribe, Lake Turkana, Kenya, at a session on community organization at the Zanzibar Workshop Asserting rights, defining responsibilities: Perspectives from small-scale fishing communities on coastal and fisheries management in eastern and southern Africa, Zanzibar, Tanzania on 24 – 27 June 2008.
Florence Okoth Nyalulu of Uganda, Friday Njaya of Malawi, Jackie Sunde of South Africa and Narriman Jiddawi of Tanzania at the workshop: Asserting rights, defining responsibilities: Perspectives from small-scale fishing communities on coastal and fisheries management in eastern and southern Africa, Zanzibar, Tanzania on 24 – 27 June 2008

Florence Okoth Nyalulu of Uganda, Friday Njaya of Malawi, Jackie Sunde of South Africa and Narriman Jiddawi of Tanzania at the workshop: Asserting rights, defining responsibilities: Perspectives from small-scale fishing communities on coastal and fisheries management in eastern and southern Africa, Zanzibar, Tanzania on 24 – 27 June 2008

Photo Credit: Neena Koshy

Florence Okoth Nyalulu of Uganda, Friday Njaya of Malawi, Jackie Sunde of South Africa and Narriman Jiddawi of Tanzania at the workshop: Asserting rights, defining responsibilities: Perspectives from small-scale fishing communities on coastal and fisheries management in eastern and southern Africa, Zanzibar, Tanzania on 24 – 27 June 2008
The participants of the Zanzibar workshop on coastal and fisheries management in eastern and southern Africa sought to flag the concerns of small-scale fishers

The participants of the Zanzibar Workshop were drawn from Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia.

Photo Credit: ICSF

The participants of the Zanzibar workshop on coastal and fisheries management in eastern and southern Africa sought to flag the concerns of small-scale fishers
Fishermen from Matakang, Sierra Leone, fishing from a pirogue with a purse-seine net
Fishermen from Matakang, Sierra Leone, fishing from a pirogue with a purse-seine net
A fisherman from Sierra Leone hauling in a net full of bonga

A fisherman from Sierra Leone hauling in a net full of bonga.

Photo Credit:  Roman Le Bleis

A fisherman from Sierra Leone hauling in a net full of bonga
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