Anissa Yusha Amalia, S.H.

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Yusha contributed primarily in the Access to Justice sub-division, advocating for the rights of the marginalized and the underrepresented ocean dependent people.

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Yusha joined IOJI a month after graduating from Faculty of Law, Universitas Indonesia in 2020. In her contributions alongside IOJI, Yusha focuses on activities pertaining the protection and empowerment of Indonesian Migrant Fishers and Small-Scale Fishers. Among others, Yusha is involved in (i) Empirical research on lived experiences of Indonesian Migrant Fishers and Small-Scale Fishers (ii) Socio-Legal research on Indonesian Migrant Fishers governance, (iv) Development of digital platform for increased transparency and accountability in seafood supply chain, and (v) Development of a technical regulation on provincial level.

Before IOJI, Yusha was the President of Student Executive Board of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Indonesia in 2019 and an intern at Indonesia Presidential Task Force to Combat Illegal Fishing.

Year	Publication Title
2021	The High Level Panel for a Sustainable Ocean Economy, December 2019) “IUU Fishing and Associated Drivers”
2021	The Jakarta Post, 7 January 2021 “Sustainable Ocean Economy as the Only Way Forward”
2020	Nature Food, 16 July 2020) “Approaches to Combatting Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing”
2020	AACL Bioflux, October 2020) “The Eradication of IUU Fishing in Indonesia for Fisheries Resources Sustainability by the Task Force 115”
2020	Mongabay, 8 May 2020 “How Indonesia’s omnibus bill may impact fisheries compliance and enforcement”
2020	World Resources Institute, 7 February 2020 “Fast-tracking Law-abiding Ships at Ports Could Help End Illegal Fishing"
2019	Routledge, February 2021) “Corporate Environmental Criminal Liability” in Crime and Punishment in Indonesia
2018	The Jakarta Post, 14 November 2018 “Sustainable fisheries: A legacy to future generations”