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May 20, 2010 · about 16 years ago

New international campaign calls for action against piracy

A broad coalition of organisations have joined forces in a new international anti-piracy campaign. They demand concrete action to end the Somalia-based piracy. Under the watchword “Enough is enough” the organisations call on nations to: “Dedicate significant resources and work to find real solutions

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A broad coalition of organisations have joined forces in a new international anti-piracy campaign. They demand concrete action to end the Somalia-based piracy. Under the watchword “Enough is enough” the organisations call on nations to: “Dedicate significant resources and work to find real solutions to the growing piracy problem. Take immediate steps to secure the release and safe return of kidnapped seafarers to their families. Work within the international community to secure a stable and peaceful future for Somalia and its people.”

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