CLEAN : British fishermen ground down by fishing row with France

The transcript discusses the ongoing tensions between French and British fishermen, particularly in the context of Brexit and fishing rights. It highlights the need for solidarity among artisanal fishermen and the challenges posed by industrial fishing practices. The speaker emphasizes the importance of fair access to waters and calls for cooperation to address overfishing issues.

What has been a recurring issue between French and English fishermen over the past few years?

• Different fishing techniques

• Language barriers

• Conflicts over fishing rights and access

• Disagreements over fish prices

What was a major expectation from Brexit regarding fishing rights?

• Increased fish quotas

• Better weather forecasts for fishermen

• Access to new fishing technologies

• Regaining the 12-mile fishing zone

What is a key challenge in the relationship between French and English artisanal fishermen?

• Language differences

• Competition from industrial fishing

• Different fish species

• Lack of fishing equipment

What is the suggested solution to the problem of overfishing?

• Increasing fish prices

• Expanding fishing zones

• Decommissioning large industrial fishing vessels

• Reducing the number of artisanal fishermen

What is the role of the Commission in resolving fishing conflicts?

• To promote seafood consumption

• To provide financial aid to fishermen

• To mediate and help regulate fishing practices

• To organize fishing competitions