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Lebanese Hunters oppose Marine Fishing Law
The article focused on the rejection by Lebanese fishermen of the marine fishing and aquaculture law passed by the parliamentary council. They emphasized that all associations and cooperatives of coastal fishermen rejected it during an emergency meeting at the Port of Dbayeh. The fishermen explained that the law is considered unfair and unjust, threatening their livelihood. They pointed out that its provisions favor monopolists and companies at the expense of artisanal fishing. They also expressed their intention to communicate with legislators to review the legislation, viewing the law as a step towards disguised privatization of natural resources. They reaffirmed their commitment to cooperative democracy and their right to protect their sea and the future of their families, emphasizing that they are the true guardians of the sea and will not accept such measures.
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