In 2017, the U.N. Security Council banned North Korea from selling fishing permits, but new monitoring methods show that hundreds of vessels originating from China have been fishing in North Korean waters in apparent violation of sanctions. What are the political, economic, and sustainability impacts of this practice for North Korea’s fisheries? Join us for a panel discussion to explore the implications for sanctions and fisheries management.

Speakers

• Jaeyoon Park, Senior Data Scientist Global Fishing Watch
• Sally Yozell, Senior Fellow and Director, Environmental Security Program, Stimson
• Jenny Town, Fellow and Deputy Director, 38 North, Stimson