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- 70 days held hostage by pirates
- Change in piracy threats in Indian Ocean prompts re-think of High Risk Area
- Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia holds 21st plenary in Nairobi
- Crew kidnappings surge in seas off West Africa, IMB reports
- Gulf of Guinea records highest ever number of crew kidnapped in 2020, according to IMB’s annual piracy report
- Gulf of Guinea remains world’s piracy hotspot in 2021, according to IMB’s latest figures
- IMB piracy report 2018: attacks multiply in the Gulf of Guinea
- ISWAN arranges urgent medical support for seafarer held captive by pirates
- ISWAN delivers training on piracy awareness in Chennai
- ISWAN India’s Programme Steering Group meets in Mumbai
- ISWAN joins CGPCS strategic meeting held in Copenhagen
- ISWAN presents at United Nations meeting on maritime crime
- ISWAN welcomes release of Iranian hostages by Somali pirates after years in captivity
- Maritime piracy incidents down in Q1 2019 but kidnapping risk in Gulf of Guinea persists
- MV Albedo piracy survivor returns to sea
- New approach needed to combat maritime threats
- New IMB report shows persistent piracy risk in Gulf of Guinea
- Piracy and armed robbery a threat to ships' crews, warns IMB
- Piracy and armed robbery incidents at lowest level in 27 years, but risks remain to seafarers, IMB cautions
- Piracy and armed robbery incidents at lowest level in decades, but IMB cautions against complacency
- Piracy survivors helped to rebuild after years in captivity
- Pirate attacks worsen in Gulf of Guinea
- Pirates are kidnapping more seafarers off West Africa, IMB reports
- Record‐low hijackings yet danger persists in Gulf of Guinea
- Seafarer receives support from ISWAN after piracy attack
- State of Maritime Piracy 2019 marks the tenth year of assessing the human cost of maritime piracy
- Support after trauma
- Sustained efforts needed as global piracy incidents hit lowest levels in decades
- Taiwan again donates to Piracy Survivor Family Fund
- Talking Point: Innocent seafarers caught in vulnerable socio-economic-political climate of Gulf of Guinea region
- Unprecedented number of crew kidnappings in the Gulf of Guinea despite drop in overall global numbers
- Urgent regional cooperation needed to tackle rising piracy attacks in Gulf of Guinea
- Welfare organisations raise serious concern on safety and wellbeing of seafarers transiting through the Gulf of Guinea
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