IMO working group to examine Gulf of Guinea piracy
IMO pointed to the Mozart case, in which 15 seafarers were kidnapped and one killed, and stressed the importance of BMP protection measures
The International Maritime Organization will form a piracy working group at its Maritime Safety Committee session in May amid ‘deep concern’ about attacks. It adds to growing calls for action on piracy since incidents resumed in October
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