🚨 In isolated conditions, exploitation thrives.

A recent investigation in the Financial Times reveals the human rights abuses taking place on board tuna fishing vessels.

Far from support networks and away from the eyes of authorities for years, patterns of exploitation have become systemic.

The evening was a critical reminder of the importance of protecting the Pantanal and other wetlands, to preserve them for the people and wildlife that rely on it.

Thank you to everyone who participated in the discussion and attended!

🎥 👏 Standing ovation for 'Pantanal'

🌱 “This year, the Pantanal community will be here together as a clear reminder of how vital the Pantanal and other wetlands are for climate stability.”

At COP30, we are working with the Pantanal delegation, calling for wetlands and Indigenous leadership to be placed at the heart of climate action.

“Unfortunately, the Pantanal... the largest flooded plain on the planet, is not cared for with the affection it deserves.”

🎬 Hear more from Rodrigo Agostinho, President of @ibamagov.bsky.social, the federal environmental agency of Brazil, on why it is so important to protect the Pantanal wetland.

We have arrived at #COP30 in Brazil!

Hear from Dr Luciana Leite, our Chief Representative and Lead Advocate for Brazil, about how we will be working over the next two weeks to protect #wetlands and the vital role they play in keeping our planet habitable 🌱 🎬

Sound on for English!

🌊 The UK is moving closer towards ratifying the High Seas Treaty

Last week, @kerrymp.bsky.social mentioned us in the parliamentary debate over the #BBNJ Bill, rightly highlighting the importance of the Treaty for protecting marine ecosystems and ending human rights abuses at sea 💬

🚆📣 A message to the UK government

We’ve launched our poster campaign on the London Underground, urging politicians to end the UK’s complicity in seafood crime and ensure consumers can trust the fish on their plates.

Hear more our campaign from EJF Senior UK Advocacy Officer Kaleem 🎬