Combat with Piracy and International Legal Responsibility
https://doi.org/10.24833/0869-0049-2016-4-93-96
Abstract
Significant damage is caused to the world economy by piracy. And the critical “piracy situation” in the Gulf of Guinea in this relation is the clearest example. The successful solution of the long piracy crisis in the region of Somalia (in 2015 no piracy attacks was registered in the region, in 2016 – 1) is based on the joined efforts of the world community. Today in the area of maritime security here adequate (though great) efforts are enough on the national and regional/interregional levels.
In the paper the general characteristics of piracy are analyzed, conclusions are made about the character of the existing international legal regulation in the fight with this crime, its influence on the global economics and interrelation on the samples of insurance, cost of maritime transport.
In the paper the general characteristics of piracy are analyzed, conclusions are made about the character of the existing international legal regulation in the fight with this crime, its influence on the global economics and interrelation on the samples of insurance, cost of maritime transport.
About the Author
E. S. Anyanova
MGIMO-University MFA Russia
Russian Federation
LL. M, Ph. D. in law, competitor for a doctor degree in the field of the Legal Science of the Chair of International law, Leading engineer, JSC “Shipyard “Yantar”,
Russian Federation
LL. M, Ph. D. in law, competitor for a doctor degree in the field of the Legal Science of the Chair of International law, Leading engineer, JSC “Shipyard “Yantar”,
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Anyanova E.S. Combat with Piracy and International Legal Responsibility. Moscow Journal of International Law. 2016;(4):93-96. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.24833/0869-0049-2016-4-93-96
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