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France condemns 'unacceptable' post-Brexit fishing moves by UK

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France on Wednesday (September 29) condemned as "unacceptable" a refusal by British and Jersey authorities to issue all the licences requested by French fishermen for access to their territorial waters, which they were forced to reapply for in the wake of Brexit.

Added on the 29/09/2021 16:37:45 - Copyright : France 24 EN

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