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YKAN Introduces AI-Powered Fishery Data Application FishFace at Global Conference in the Philippines
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM — The Nusantara Nature Conservation Foundation (Yayasan Konservasi Alam […]
Indonesia Permanently Halts Lobster Seed Exports
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – JAKARTA – The Indonesian government has once again […]
Nine Hasanuddin University Scientists Named Among the World’s Top 2% Scientists 2026, Strengthening Global Research Recognition
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM– MAKASSAR – Hasanuddin University (Unhas) is expanding its academic […]
Indonesia’s Fisheries Diplomacy Delivers Results, Lotharia Latif Says as Southern Bluefin Tuna Quota Increases
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – After intensive and challenging diplomatic negotiations, Indonesia has […]
KM Maulana 23, When A Fishing Vessel Became a Test of Indonesia’s Blue Economy
From a viral video and alleged abuse at sea to […]
KM Maulana 23, A Fishing Labour Crisis
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM — What began with a disturbing video circulating on […]
KM Maulana 23 Case Sounds Alarm Over Protection of Indonesian Fishing Workers
DFW Indonesia welcomed the swift response by the Ministry of […]
At HEPCON 2026, Prof. JJ Signs MoUs with a Philippine University on Behalf of Unhas and Unsrat
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – CEBU, PHILIPPINES — Rector of Hasanuddin University (Unhas), […]
Trappeda at Sea, the Hidden Human Cost Behind Indonesia’s Seafood
Between 2019 and 2025, NFC Indonesia recorded 188 formal complaints […]
When the Sea Becomes a Trap: Forced Labor and Human Trafficking in Indonesia’s Fishing Industry
In several cases documented by the National Fishers Center Indonesia […]
Hasanuddin University Graduate School Promotes Strategies for Choosing Target Journals and Identifying Predatory Journals
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM — Choosing the right journal is an important step […]
KKP, Maluku Provincial Government, and YKAN Strengthen Community Monitoring in the TNS Conservation Area
PELAKITA.ID — Community capacity is being strengthened to support the […]
Editorial | How Social Investment Is Taking Root Around the Masela Block
The early intervention offers a broader lesson about large-scale extractive […]
Before the Gas Flows, INPEX Masela Steps Up Social Investment in Bomaki
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Saumlaki, September 25, 2026 — The Masela Block, […]
Blue Tourism 2045: It’s Time for the Ocean to Become a Subject, Not Merely an Object of Tourism
The future of Indonesia’s marine tourism will depend on how […]
How Indonesia Reads Its Fishermen: Demographics, Vulnerabilities, and Economic Realities
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Indonesia’s maritime identity is often expressed through its […]
Why Indonesia Is Betting on Five Champion Aquaculture Commodities
Indonesia’s decision to focus on five champion aquaculture commodities ultimately […]
Insights from Indonesia’s “Red and White Fishermen Village” Program
What happens after the fishing boat returns to shore? For […]
Mangrove Conservation in South Sulawesi Is Expanding, but Governance and Institutional Responsibility Remain Challenges
If South Sulawesi’s ecological journey is imagined from south to […]