concept   piracy
culture   Somali culture
statement   Piracy in Somali culture involves hijacking ships as a means of livelihood and defense against illegal activities, often for ransom.
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1 attitude towards piracy Somalia Piracy is viewed as a means of livelihood and an act of defense against illegal fishing and toxic waste dumping by foreign vessels. 1
2 piracy Somali culture Piracy traditionally refers to the act of hijacking ships and demanding ransom in the waters off the coast of Somalia. 1
3 piracy Somalia Piracy is historically associated with maritime activities, such as robbery, boarding, and looting ships in coastal regions, often for economic gain or political motives. 1
4 pirate Somali culture Viewed as a serious threat to maritime security, known for hijacking ships and engaging in acts of piracy in the Indian Ocean. 1
5 pirate Somali culture In Somali culture, pirates are often seen as rebels fighting against illegal fishing and toxic waste dumping in their waters. 1
6 pirate Somali culture Pirates are seen as a serious threat and criminal activity, often associated with modern piracy and maritime security concerns. 1
7 pirate Somalia Pirates are a real and dangerous threat in maritime areas, often engaging in hijacking ships and ransom demands. 1
8 pirates Somali culture Somali pirates are known for hijacking ships and engaging in maritime piracy in the Indian Ocean, often for ransom. 1
9 pirates Somali culture Considered a threat to maritime security and local economy 1
10 pirates Somalia Pirates are associated with maritime raiding and plundering in these regions. 1
11 pirates of caribbean Somali culture Associated with contemporary piracy issues off the coast of Somalia, where piracy has been a major concern for maritime security and global trade. 1