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The Environmental Justice Foundation is intensifying efforts to promote transparency in Liberia's fisheries, while Liberia seeks alignment with international labor standards.

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1 report, 1 independent, last reported Jun 23. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The Environmental Justice Foundation is intensifying efforts to promote transparency in Liberia's fisheries, while Liberia seeks alignment with international labor standards.

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LiberiaEnvironmental Justice Foundation

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  1. An assessment of governance and transparency standards is underway in Liberia involving the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative.Sub-event
  2. EJF is pushing for fisheries transparency and Liberia is aligning with international labor standards.1 source

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