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Manifold Times | IMB piracy and armed robbery report shows rise in ship violent attacks in 2020
ICC-IMB: World-Wide incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships report from Jan to Sept 2021 - MaritimeCyprus
IMB 2021 Piracy and Armed Robbery Report - mfame.guru
International Chamber of Commerce on Twitter: "To ensure the uninterrupted flow of goods in int'l supply chains, #Seafarers need to be protected from attacks like these. More in our #IMBPiracy Report 🚢
New International Maritime Bureau data shows 191 sea piracies in 2016 - Ship Technology
ISWAN | Unprecedented number of crew kidnappings in the Gulf of Guinea despite drop in overall global numbers
Sustained efforts needed as global piracy incidents hit lowest levels in decades - Maritimafrica
International Maritime Bureau | PDF | Fraud | Insurance
Caution urged despite lowest reported maritime piracy incidents since 1994
Shipping Tribune
Unprecedented number of crew kidnappings in the Gulf of Guinea despite drop in overall global numbers - LSS
IMB report: Sea kidnappings rise in 2016 despite plummeting global piracy - ICC - International Chamber of Commerce
International Maritime Bureau
New Report: One Coastal Tanker Hijacked Every Two Weeks In South East Asia
Record maritime piracy - Maritime Professionals
PDF) PIRACY AND MARITIME VIOLENCE A CONTINUING THREAT TO MARITIME INDUSTRY | Oyintiloye Tunde - Academia.edu
Piracy Hotspots Persist Worldwide -IMB Report
ICC International Maritime Bureau - Latest shipping and maritime news | TradeWinds
Lowest Piracy Incidents Since 1994; Caution Urged - IMB
ICC International Maritime Bureau highlights benefits of joining IMB NVOCC Register - India Shipping News
News - Second quarter report reveals 87 incidents of maritime piracy in first half of year
Regional Incidents of maritime piracy from January–September 2019,... | Download Scientific Diagram
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International Chamber of Commerce on Twitter: "Piracy incidents have ⬇️ gone down ⬇️ From 47 to 38 in the first quarter of this year ... but threats to #seafarers continue. NEW #IMBpiracy
2019 Q2 IMB Piracy Report
