In legal first, top EU court to rule on whether ministers set illegal fishing limits

In a legal first in the history of fisheries, the Court of Justice of the European Union has been called on to decide if EU ministers have illegally set unsustainable fishing limits, according to a statement by non-profit ClientEarth [...]

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