포괄적·점진적 환태평양경제동반자협정(CPTPP)에서의 불법·비보고·비규제(IUU) 어업 규제에 관한 연구

The international community is making various efforts to preserve the world's overfished fishery resources due to IUU fishing. As part of this effort, the United Nations and the international community selected the conservation and sustainable use of marine resources as the 14th sustainable development goal in the early 2000s. In addition, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization(FAO) adopted the IPOA-IUU and Agreement on Port State Measures Despite a series of efforts by the international community, practical measures to address long-term and permanent damage from IUU fishing are still not sufficient. In order to eradicate IUU fishing in a more effective way, the international community has regulations to eradicate IUU fishing in trade agreements that include disputes settlements such as the World Trade Organization Doha Development Agenda and the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership. Historically, Korea has suffered and suffered a lot from IUU fishing by neighboring countries, and Korea has been designated as a preliminary IUU fishing country. And since Korea's deep-sea fishing boats are operating in various ocean waters around the world, they can be monitored by coastal countries, port countries and international fisheries organizations under international regulations on IUU fishing. To respond to this situation, the HQ intends to examine trends in international discussions to regulate IUU fishing, especially the content of IUU fishing regulations and their ripple effects in TPP, and suggest countermeasures.