Vietnam’s fishers face rising costs, declining catches and a contested sea
PolicyFriday, October 2, 2026Mongabay

Vietnam’s fishers face rising costs, declining catches and a contested sea

Vietnamese fishermen are struggling with soaring diesel prices and diminishing fish catches, which have severely impacted their livelihoods and prompted protests over fishing rights in contested waters. This situation highlights the urgent need for policies that address both economic support for local fishers and sustainable management of marine resources.

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