Ghana’s fishermen embroiled in shark fin supply chain
July 22, 2015
By Al Jazeera
Shark fin soup has been a culinary controversy for years, with most of the international attention directed at China and wider Asia.
But the supply chain can be traced back to Ghana, where fishermen are targeting sharks for slaughter.
The country’s conservationists say that the fishing of sharks and dolphins could threaten marine biodiversity.
Al Jazeera’s Ama Boateng reports from Dixcove, on the Ghana coast.
Source:: Al Jazeera
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