Armed Guards

International Maritime Bureau Data Indicates Piracy Decrease

Research from the International Maritime Bureau indicates a decrease in the number of incidents of piracy over the past six months.

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Cyprus adopts anti-piracy regulations

Cyprus has approved legislation allowing armed guards onboard its vessels provided they are under the ship master's control.

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IMO Releases Guidelines for Use of Armed Guards

The International Maritime Organization has developed a set of guidelines for shipowners wishing to hire armed security personnel for their vessels.

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UK Proposal to Provide Guidance Regarding Armed Guards

A UK proposal on regulations for armed guards will likely be adopted internationally.

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India Shipping Corporation allows armed guards

The Shipping Corporation of India has announced intentions to hire PCASP for protecting its vessels against piracy.

An article shared on LSS Ltd.'s website explains:

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Registries Sound off on Armed Guards at Shipping 2012

Representatives from several of the world's flag states spoke with the OGSR team at CMA Shipping 2012 regarding their clients' rights to hire armed personnel to protect their vessels and crews.

First Civilian Casualties Raise Further Questions in Armed Guards Debate

The first case of civilian casualties resulting from shootings by armed guards has further developed the debate over the use of armed guards as well as the debate over jurisdiction in international waters.

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Security Association for Maritime Industry Offers Accreditation

The UK-based non-governmental organization Security Association for the Maritime Industry (SAMI) has introduced a set of guidelines for private security companies.

The non-governmental organization Security Association for the Maritime Industry (SAMI) has introduced a set of guidelines for private security companies.

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Year in Review: The Industry’s Discussion Regarding the Use of Armed Guards in 2011

An editorial by Lloyd's List's Tom Leander states, "When the history of shipping’s response to Somali piracy is written, 2011 will be seen as a watershed year." Specifically, and as demonstrated by the ISRR's coverage of the issue, it was a year in which the industry discussed to increasing levels the legality of using armed guards aboard vessels to counter piracy.

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