The State of Maritime Piracy 2015 [Executive Summary]
- Author:
- Oceans Beyond Piracy
- Publisher:
- Oceans Beyond Piracy
- Publication Date:
- 3 May 2016
- Tags:
- Africa, Economy, Business and Finance, Oceans and Rivers
This year's report marks the sixth year that Oceans Beyond Piracy has assessed the human and economic cost of maritime piracy. Over the years the report has evolved and our focus has expanded from piracy off the coast of Somalia to piracy in the Gulf of Guinea, and finally to piracy and robbery at sea in Southeast Asia. What has remained constant is our goal to explain and quantify the magnitude of these crimes and the profound impacts it has had on stakeholders from governments, industry, and most importantly, its victims.The full report is available online.
West Africa Waters 'Most Dangerous' From Piracy & Kidnapping
- Report: Sailors Pay Price as West African Pirates Shift Tactics
- 'Nigeria Loses U.S.$1.5 Billion Monthly to Piracy'
- Security Council urges stronger regional approach on eradicating piracy in Gulf of Guinea
- VIDEO: Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea: No Justice for Seafarers
- 'Alarming' Rise in Piracy & Robbery in Gulf of Guinea - U.S. to UNSC
- Buhari - Multinational Patrol Force Underway for Gulf of Guinea
