Lamin Jassey

Lamin Jassey, an environmental activist from Gambia, discusses the devastating impact of industrial fishing on local communities. He reveals how fish meal factories are depleting fish populations and worsening water pollution, leading to economic despair in places like Gungur. Jassey highlights the urgent need for sustainable fishing practices and shares inspiring stories of community organizing as locals fight to reclaim their coasts and secure their future. This is a powerful call to action for protecting both the environment and livelihoods.

Lamin Jassey, an environmental activist and community leader from The Gambia, reveals the catastrophic effects of industrial fish meal factories on local waters and livelihoods. He illustrates how these factories have led to the depletion of fish resources, devastating community health and economic stability. Lamin shares powerful stories of community activism in the fight against overfishing and corporate practices, stressing the importance of governmental engagement and sustainable fishing to reclaim their futures.