Piracy Rising

January 2008

The high seas are once again experiencing a surge in the scourge of piracy, according to the International Maritime Bureau.

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The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) finds measured progress and lingering challenges in implementation of 2006's SAFE Port Act, which sets schedules and guidelines for import container screening, port facility security plans, and institution of the long-delayed Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC).

Beyond Print: Maritime Security

Port Weaknesses

Security weaknesses at U.S. ports of entry remain, two GAO reports warn, especially at land ports, where border officials often fail to follow proper inspection procedures. (Report on border security here.) (Report on sea ports here.)

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Piracy Rising

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