Laws protecting local fishermen in Guinea are difficult to enforce

Traditional fishermen in poor countries around the world face tough competition from international industrial fishing operations.  In the fishing-rich West African nation of Guinea, there are laws meant to preserve some waters for the local fishermen. But a lack of money means these laws often are not enforced.  Kari Barber reports from Conakry that many traditional fishermen feel they are being squeezed out of their livelihoods.