SAMI MEMBERS: AprilBRIEFING Making Sense of Maritime Security: West Africa The Gulf of Guinea has been described as the “most insecure waterway globally” where acts of piracy and armed robbery represent a sign

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Date: 2015-04-27 06:32:01 Political geography International criminal law Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency Nigeria Maritime security International Association of Independent Tanker Owners Piracy International relations Africa		SAMI MEMBERS: AprilBRIEFING Making Sense of Maritime Security: West Africa The Gulf of Guinea has been described as the “most insecure waterway globally” where acts of piracy and armed robbery represent a sign Add to Reading List Source URL: www.seasecurity.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 482,13 KB Share Document on Facebook

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