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By selecting Japan flag, you have now set your language to Japanese. This has several benefits, including:

  • Providing quick access to our Japan page, which collates all our Japanese content in one place.

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  • 快速访问我们的中国区页面,该页面将有网站内容的中文汇总。

  • 在我们的文章、出版物或者网页有中文版本提供的情况下,确保首先向您展示的是中文版本的内容。您可关注站点上的 China flag 按键。

关闭 点击任意其他国旗,可切换您的语言偏好。

By selecting China flag, you have now set your language to Chinese. This has several benefits, including:

  • Providing quick access to our China page, which collates all our Chinese content in one place.

  • Ensures that content is presented to you in Chinese first, if we have an article, publication or webpage available in Chinese. Look out for the China flag indicators across the site.

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IMB: Latest Piracy Report

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) International Maritime Bureau (IMB) has issued its latest piracy report for the second quarter of 2017.

IMB’s report “Piracy & Armed Robbery against ships” indicated that during the first half of 2017 a total of 87 incidents were reported to the IMB Piracy Reporting Centre compared with 97 for the same period in 2016.

According to the IMB, this encouraging downward trend has, however, been marred by the hijacking of a small Thai product tanker en route from Singapore to Songkhla, Thailand by six heavily armed pirates.

IMB strongly urges all shipmasters and owners to report all actual, attempted and suspected piracy and armed robbery incidents to the Piracy Reporting Centre. This first step in the response chain is vital to ensuring that adequate resources are allocated by authorities to tackle piracy. Transparent statistics from an independent, non-political, international organization can act as a catalyst to achieve this goal. 

Further information and the latest IMB piracy report can be found here.

2017 Q2 IMB Piracy Report

2017 Q2 Infographics

2017 Q2 IMB Piracy Report – Media Release

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