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How can fishing and human rights work in unity?

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How can fishing and human rights work in unity?

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universal privileges that all human beings possess

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letting the rural poor in Southern Africa enter lake fisheries with little restriction in periods of economic stress

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are a permission that a governing or licensing body gives to a fisher for that fisher to catch fish or another aquatic produc

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SSF Guidelines overlap with the other distinctions of human rights mentioned elsewhere, such as the rights of indigenous peoples and minorities (respect of cultures), the rights of women (gender equality), and the right to fair conditions of employment (non-discrimination). 

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They include, but are not limited to, the right to life, the right to protection from torture, the right to a fair trial as well as the right to education and freedom of expression.

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fishing rights are distinct from a ‘constitutionally protected right to fish

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The untidy interface between human rights and fishing rights

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The untidy interface between human rights and fishing rights

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Exclusive versus universal nature of rights

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Exclusive versus universal nature of rights

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Rights tend to imply a certain degree of exclusion and inequality.

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Fishing rights, interpreted broadly, therefore, imply a socio-legal contract concerning a valuable public good. Important fisheries literature has recognized this relationship.

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weaken the merit of employing the HRBA

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Example of the two corresponding with each other 

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Example of the two corresponding with each other 

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In the South African case above, the argument of the fisher group centred on, among others, the claim that the Minister's failure to define and provide for the artisanal fishers as per the Marine Living Resources Act of 1998, and the consequences of this failure on the livelihoods of this fishing community, constitute a violation of a number of human rights contained in the South African Constitution, 1996 and the Equality Act, 2000 such as the right to be recognized, the right to a livelihood and the right to food and nutrition.

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the licence to fish is not a written document; rather it is implied

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Andrew M. Song “Situating human rights in the context of fishing rights – Contributions and contradictions.” May 2019. P 21-26

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Andrew M. Song “Situating human rights in the context of fishing rights – Contributions and contradictions.” May 2019. P 21-26

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human rights-based approach (HRBA) is a conceptual framework for the process of human development that is normatively based on international human rights standards and operationally directed to promoting and protecting human rights.

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Territorial Use Rights for Fishing- some groups have exclusive privileges associated with a specific area