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Nick Kightley

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Strategic Lead - Food and Farming
Organisation
ETI

Blog posts from this author

Nick Kightley on the sentencing, after a 6 year campaign, of a Taiwanese boat captain for the murder of 4 workers

4 February 2021
Nick Kightley on the sentencing, after a 6 year campaign, of a Taiwanese boat captain for the murder of 4 workers, and what it tells us about the difficulties ensuring justice is served
Thai fishermen

The New Responsible Fishing Vessel Standard - allowing responsible operators to stand out, and be counted

14 January 2021
Business can go so far in driving good practice as directed by the UNGPs, but States have a clear role too in bringing change. A new Standard - the Responsible Fishing Vessel Standard - is an important step towards allowing good practitioners to stand out and be counted

Japan's new law banning IUU seafood is a key step towards establishing a level playing field

10 December 2020
The passing of a law by the Japanese government, banning imports of illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing activities is a big step forward, writes Nick Kightley

Nick Kightley issues a call to ETI corporate members to explore a way forward in cleaning up the palm oil industry

29 September 2020
Nick Kightley issues a call to ETI corporate members to explore a way forward in cleaning up the palm oil industry. Nick Kightley issues a call to ETI corporate members to explore a way forward in cleaning up the palm oil industry. 
Cambodia Fisherman

Nick Kightley dares to dream, as the EU votes to significantly strengthen the regulation of EU fisheries

21 September 2020
The European Parliament’s Committee on the Environment (ENVI) has voted in favour of bringing more transparency to fisheries activities and traceability to seafood supply chains.

Let’s leave no place to hide for suppliers who still use unlicensed labour

2 September 2020
As the GLAA takes action against a Scottish vegetable grower for using unlicensed workers, Nick Kightley asks how this breakdown in procedure came about.

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