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VOL. 5, ISSUE 3 (2023)
Maritime Piracy
Authors
Rubasri V
Abstract
In many nautical spheres, piracy is a genuine and expanding hazard to
sailors. Piracy poses a serious danger to global marine security and is one of
the most significant yet least recognized effects of the crime. While the
primary motivations for pirate activity in the past were raids for loot and the
capture of slaves, current economic, military, political, and even technical
advancements have fundamentally changed the nature of the crime. Modern-day
piracy is motivated by a variety of factors, including financial gain via
ransom payments, political benefit, and even terrorism. States have taken
action to prevent piracy both internationally and regionally, notably by
establishing legal frameworks.
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Pages:122-124
How to cite this article:
Rubasri V "Maritime Piracy". International Journal of Law, Policy and Social Review, Vol 5, Issue 3, 2023, Pages 122-124
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