100 seafarers taken hostage in three months
Armed attacks on ships off West Africa trigger a rise in international piracy, warns the International Maritime Bureau in a new report.
by OLE ANDERSEN
A surge in armed attacks on commercial vessels off West Africa triggers a rise in the scope of global piracy, warns the International Chamber of Commerce's International Maritime Bureau, IMB, in a new report, published Tuesday.
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