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October 18, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Greenpeace calls on Fiji authorities to investigate pirate vessel

Greenpeace is calling on the Fiji authorities to investigate a pirate fishing ship docked in Suva harbour. The Wen Teng 688 was blacklisted by the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission last year after carrying out pirate activities in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. A Greenpeace intern claims he saw cr

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Greenpeace is calling on the Fiji authorities to investigate a pirate fishing ship docked in Suva harbour.

The Wen Teng 688 was blacklisted by the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission last year after carrying out pirate activities in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.

A Greenpeace intern claims he saw crew members of the ship scrape the side of the vessel before painting another name on it.

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