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IMO urges action to deter piracy in Gulf of Guinea
IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim has expressed his deep concern about the escalation in the number and severity of attacks on ships and crew in the Gulf of Guinea region.
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Security takeover by NIMASA on Lagos anchorage
The situation at the anchorage in Lagos.
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India: Urgent Need for Legislation on Maritime Piracy
India does not have separate domestic legislation on piracy and prosecution for piracy as a crime has not been included in the Indian Penal Code or the Code of Criminal Procedure, the panel noted.
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After weeks in pirate captivity Turkish Sailors Freed
Fifteen men kidnapped by pirates in the Gulf of Guinea are undergoing health checks, Turkish media reports.
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US Navy Ship Deployed to Mombasa Port
The US has deployed a navy ship to the port of Mombasa to boost maritime security in the region.
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The Cautionary Tale of Lianpengu 809
An insight into the operations of West African pirates, a guest blog from Craig de Savoye, West Africa specialist at Protection Vessels international.
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Abandoned Crew Forced To Collect Rain Water To Survive
Luis Alberto Veloso is one of four abandoned seafarers on board the Togo-flagged MV Onda who has gone one year without pay. The ship and its crew are abandoned in the port of Douala, Cameroon by Amin..
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Superyacht chartering in the age of COVID-19
Many superyacht charters are fixed under the MYBA’s (Mediterranean Yacht Broker Association’s) standard charterparty wording - the “MYBA Standard Charter” - which is subject to English law and London..
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