French fishermen are warning they will be driven out of business, if they're not allowed to fish the waters around Jerse

The video discusses the ongoing conflict between Jersey and French fishermen over fishing rights post-Brexit. French fishermen face reduced access to Jersey waters, impacting their profits and livelihoods. The historical context of fishing rights is explored, highlighting the tensions and retaliatory measures taken by both sides. The political and economic implications are considered, with concerns about the future of the fishing industry in Jersey. The EU's support for France and the potential for intervention are also mentioned, emphasizing the complexity of the situation.

What was the primary reason for the conflict between fishermen and authorities in Jersey waters?

• New licensing restrictions

• Environmental regulations

• Overfishing concerns

• Increased competition from other countries

How many days is Baptiste now allowed to fish in Jersey waters under the new license?

• 50 days

• 100 days

• 75 days

• 22 days

What action have French fishermen taken in response to the new licensing restrictions?

• They have barred Jersey fishermen from French ports

• They have sought legal action

• They have accepted the new terms

• They have increased their fishing efforts

What is a major concern for Jersey fishermen regarding the future of their industry?

• The lack of modern equipment

• The decline in fish population

• The cost of Brexit

• The impact of climate change

Which entity supports France in the fishing dispute, according to the transcript?

• The World Trade Organization

• The European Union

• The International Maritime Organization

• The United Nations