Piracy

E. Maritime activities and revenue charcoal, fisheries and piracy

The world continues to be plagued by threats of piracy and armed robbery at sea.

Piracy off the coast of Somalia is causing a great deal of concern to the shipping world.

Here is Viking I, Viking II.

To eradicate the scourge of piracy and armed robbery against ships currently plaguing the waters of South East Asia, 16 countries have adopted a Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia.

Acts of piracy for political motives are not covered by article 101 and the requirement that two ships pirate and victim be involved also distinguishes piracy from hijacking.

Pirates

The actual extent of piracy is very difficult to gauge there may have been other cases that have gone unreported, since many shipping companies do not report incidents of piracy for fear of raising their insurance premiums and prompting protracted, time consuming investigations.

In particular, piracy and armed robbery at sea require vigilance at the subregional, regional and international levels.

The pirate?

The hijacking of the merchant vessel Semlow is an example of an act of piracy that occurred during the mandate period.

(a) Viking

A pirate's castle.

I ain't no pirate.

Perompak Somalia yang Baru

Tom was dressed like a pirate.

Piracy, with the exception of so called State piracy, is invariably the act of private individuals.

The Cilician pirates have ships.

Six pirates, all skinheads (without hair)

Piracy is also very active in the Strait of Malacca.

The captain, aware of the dangers of piracy in Somali waters, set a course that was at least 40 miles from the Somalia shoreline and well out of sight of land.

China has actively taken part in the anti piracy and escort operations conducted by the UN in the Gulf of Aden and waters off Somalia.

This pirate is called Joshua.

That's to prevent pirates from attacking it.

In addition, Australia welcomes the adoption in November 2004 of the Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia.

The pirates buried their treasure in the ground.

IX. Piracy and armed robbery

Child What? RS Pirates really like cheese sandwiches.

(v) Further acts of maritime piracy by Israel

I was right. A real pirate's den.

Runs her ward like a pirate ship.

We have the peg legs there, that are all handmade and fitted to you.

They didn't want to sell pirate supplies.

And you know what pirates really like?

Spartacus, that pirate was right.

ZebuIon? Don't know.

We was afeared you might be a pirate.

Take this here, we'll play at pirates, we're going to the ship.

They drew the attention of the Meeting to the growing problem of piracy in many parts of the world, where pirate activities occurred frequently in the territorial seas of many coastal States.

We join with other States in expressing concern about the continued incidence of piracy, armed robbery and smuggling at sea and at the increasing level of violence associated with those activities.

Let's sell pirate supplies. This is the pirate supply store.

And now, here comes the other pirate.

Banditry has become the main threat to civilians and to humanitarian activities in Darfur, with highway robbery, kidnapping, burglary, theft and armed attacks occurring on a regular basis.

(b) Coordination and cooperation in combating piracy and armed robbery at sea