Spontaneous Dialogue Ep 13: Fishes, Fisherfolk, and a Human Rights-based approach

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Spontaneous Dialogue

Centre for Civil Society

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Centre for Civil Society is a leading liberal think tank in India working towards social change through public policy. Our podcast, Spontaneous Dialogue, aims to “explore the power of ideas” through a liberal lens and strives to act as a platform for dialogues with scholars, academicians, researchers and the like. With this podcast, we aim to bring to you insights and nuances of ongoing policy issues in India, more specifically in the areas of Education, Livelihood and Good Governance, and objective analyses of the country’s current policy landscape.

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Spontaneous Dialogue Ep 13: Fishes, Fisherfolk, and a Human Rights-based approach

Spontaneous Dialogue

52 minutes 11 seconds

3 years ago

Spontaneous Dialogue Ep 13: Fishes, Fisherfolk, and a Human Rights-based approach

The marine fisheries sector in India is going through a major transformation, with new regulations put in place. The community of small-scale fishers have to navigate environmental legislations and developmental barriers, to secure viable livelihoods.

In this episode of the Spontaneous Dialogue podcast, we are joined by Mr Sebastian Mathew (Executive Secretary, International Collective in Support of Fishworkers) to discuss a human rights-based approach to fisheries.