According to the International Maritime Bureau (IMB), West Africa's Gulf of Guinea became the world's most pirate-infested sea in 2018.
IMB: SE Asia Piracy A Growing Cause for Concern
Piracy Hotspots Persist Worldwide -IMB Report
New IMB report shows persistent piracy risk in Gulf of Guinea - ICC - International Chamber of Commerce
IMB Piracy Report: Global piracy and armed robbery incidents at lowest level in decades
IMB annual report warns of continuing threat to seafarers in Gulf of Guinea
Represent Nigeria correctly, Dakuku tells International Maritime Bureau - Freedom Online
International Maritime Bureau – Classification Services
International Maritime Bureau removes Nigeria from piracy list - CNS
No Record Of Crew Kidnapping In Q1 2022—IMB | Business Post Nigeria
Regional Information Sharing III: A visit to the IMB's Piracy Reporting Center - Christian Bueger
IMB Piracy (@IMB_Piracy) / Twitter
Bureau International Maritime (BIM) | LinkedIn
Caution Urged Despite Downturn in Reported Maritime Piracy Incidents – Pacific Maritime Magazine
2022 Annual IMB Piracy Report - All About Shipping
Triple-I Blog | Piracy Incidents Decline, But Horizon Isn't Clear
ICC-IMB Annual report: 2019 World-Wide incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships - MaritimeCyprus
IMB report shows decline in piracy
Security - ISPS - ICC-IMB Annual report: 2021 World-Wide incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships
New International Maritime Bureau data shows 191 sea piracies in 2016 - Ship Technology
International Maritime Bureau (IMB) – ICC Belgium
Bureau International Maritime (BIM) - Maritime and Offshore Training Programs
ICC International Maritime Bureau - Latest shipping and maritime news | TradeWinds
