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Seychelles’ handling of Somali pirates

The Minister of Justice for the Puntland region of Somalia has expressed his appreciation of the way the island nation of Seychelles is contributing to the international effort to rid the waters of East Africa of piracy. Abdikilif Sheik Hassan, from the semi-autonomous region of Puntland issued this statement when recently visiting with Joel Morgan, […]

Filed Under: GoA and Indian Ocean Tagged With: Pirates, prisoners, Puntland, seychelles, Somalia, transfer

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Back Home

Most of twenty-eight Indian sailors that were held captive by pirates for oer a year have just returned home to India. As they returned home, their overjoyed families, friends and relatives greeted them enthusiastically. Mukesh, a former-captive that returned to Deli, said, “we are very happy. After 10 months we are here. I would like […]

Filed Under: GoA and Indian Ocean Tagged With: hostages, India, MV Royal Grace, MV Smyrni, somali pirates

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Amatola to resume anti-piracy patrols

South Africa has recently announced that it will send a Valour Class frigate to the Mozambique Channel to contribute to the continental effort to improve maritime security. South Africa has struggled to contribute to the effort in recent months because it does not possess any available ships that would be suitable for such a mission. […]

Filed Under: GoA and Indian Ocean Tagged With: Amatola, anti piracy patrol, maritime security, Mozambique Channel, South Africa

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China calls for more int’l cooperation in combating Somali piracy

November 2012 At a recent meeting of the United Nations Security Council, China appealed to the international community to increase communication and cooperation in the continuing battle against Somali piracy. Chinese deputy permanent representative to the U.N., Wang Min, made this statement at a meeting of the council about piracy. Wang admitted that thanks to […]

Filed Under: GoA and Indian Ocean Tagged With: China, maritime security, Solutions to PIracy, somali pirates, United Nations Security Council

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