Our campaign is to stop the fishmeal factory and harbour proposal for Black Johnson Beach, Freetown, Sierra Leone. This is an industry that is destroying much of the artisanal fishing on the West African coast and that devastates land and marine environments as a lasting legacy.
Please forward our latest press release to all your contacts.
*PRESS RELEASE*
Save Black Johnson Beach 4th July 2022
Save Black Jonson Beach update July 2022
One of the COP26 Glasgow Leaders’ Declaration signatories, President of Sierra Leone Julius Maada Bio, still appears to be planning to needlessly destroy five separate ecosystems including pristine rainforest, protected wetlands and fish spawning grounds home to endangered species.
Due process
There has been a lack of due process from beginning to end, national/international laws have not been followed.
Environment
In an eco-sensitive area no Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) has been carried out.
Transparency
All requests for information or detail have been ignored.
Contact
James - +44 20 3556 6470
Email - blackjohnsonlandowners@gmail.com
Further information
Save Black Jonson Beach update July 2022
Twitter - @JohnsonOwners
#SaveBlackJohnsonBeach
#NoFishFarm
#TheWorldisWatching
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