South Korea forcibly deported only two of 200 North Korean fishermen since 2010, ministry says
South Korean authorities usually question all North Koreans detained or found in the South about how and why they crossed the border, and repatriate anyone who wishes to go back.
The Orang Asli who call the sea their home
At Kampung Sungai Temun, in Perling, Johor, most of the villagers work as fishermen, breeding mussels for a living.
Negeri Sembilan fishermen urged to postpone activities at sea
The high-tide phenomenon is forecast to hit the coastal areas of the state until Jan 5.
A plea from Melaka’s Portuguese community
The Portuguese settlement in Ujong Pasir is a testament to Melaka's colonial past. The community here has been battling land reclamation which affects residents' livelihoods and quality of life.
All in a day’s work for fishermen at Pengkalan Balak
Sometimes, the weather does not permit them to go out to sea, and they must find other ways of earning an income.
For Tanjung Bidara fishermen, individual leadership trumps party name
While the state seat is seen as a BN stronghold, they say the candidate's service record is more important than brand names.
Sarawak fishermen stumped by dwindling catch
While the exact reason for the drop in fish population is unknown, the situation is forcing some of them to turn to jobs on land.
Ramadan on the island
Orang Asli villagers in Pulau Ketam gather to celebrate Ramadan which, like everything else they do, is observed on the ocean waves.
With predatory catfish roaming free, Perak anglers abandon river for padi fields
But even there, they cannot escape the fish which have infiltrated the irrigation systems as well.
Invasion by foreign species a fishy problem for Perak anglers
Concerns abound over the release of foreign invasive species into the country's freshwater bodies and the effect this will have on local ecosystems.
When the sea is locked down
Monsoon season is here again, and for the fishing community in Terengganu, it means a loss of income.
Life on the ocean waves for Sabah’s water villages
Just 10 minutes from Sabah's capital Kota Kinabalu lies Pulau Gaya, where a community of people live in shacks built on stilts, popularly known as water villages.