PENEGAKAN HUKUM ILLEGAL FISHING

Indonesia is a country that has a large area in the waters, so that foreign fishermen always escape illegal fishing activities. This theft occurred because of the lack of attention from the water inspectors. Until now, fish theft is still common. Because of this, Indonesia must suffer a huge loss of up to Rp 30 trillion each year. When viewed with a percentage reaching 25% with the amount of 1.6 million tons annually. These problems have resulted in many parties being harmed because of illegal fishing, so law enforcement is needed to regulate these actions. This is the reason the author writes a journal with the title Illegal Fish Enforcement. With the formulation of the problem as follows: "What are the arrangements for the enforcement of Illegal Fishing in Indonesia?". And "What is the legal arrangement of Illegal Fishing in international law?". This study uses a normative method that has been well applied by Indonesia today, also applied internationally. In this study the law is enforced by applying the reference of the 2009 Law on Fisheries contained in No. 45. This can be seen from all aspects starting from the investigation, its investigation, to the re-hearing. This is also explained in the Criminal Procedure Code issued in 1981 in Law No. 8. Under UNCLOS international sea law regulated by the United Nations regarding fishing sovereignty is only permitted if at any time it has obtained a shipping and fishing permit. And between the two countries must have bilateral agreements on sea territories.