Примеры использования Somali waters на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Foreign navies in Somali waters.
These developments make Somali waters among the most dangerous places in the world for vessels to sail.
Factors conducive to the growth of piracy in Somali waters.
Piracy and robbery at sea are not new to Somali waters, but they have acquired unprecedented dimensions in 2008.
This"kidnap and ransom" trend previously was confined to Somali waters.
Implementing a ban on foreign vessels fishing in Somali waters and a trade embargo on the export of fish taken in Somali waters. .
There is thus a link between the situation in Somalia and piracy in Somali waters.
The captain, aware of the dangers of piracy in Somali waters, set a course that was at least 40 miles from the Somalia shoreline and well out of sight of land.
That has also affected the delivery of much-needed humanitarian aid as ship owners are increasingly unwilling to venture into Somali waters.
Among other things, he mentioned that illegal fishing anddumping of toxic waste in Somali waters by western nations was causing anger to Somalis.
Before independence in 1960, the Somali Navy was established in conjunction with the Italian Navy,the latter of which also helped maintain security in Somali waters.
It also stood ready to deploy its naval assets to assist in combating pirates in Somali waters or any other place where required under the United Nations umbrella.
This financial arrangement is essential because commercial insurance companies are unwilling to underwrite the risks involved in maritime operations in Somali waters.
IMB believes that two other fishing vessels, the Mumtaz 1 and the Samara Ahmed,were also seized in Somali waters, but EU NAVFOR is unable to provide positions for these vessels.
According to a 2005 FAO estimate, approximately 700 foreign-flagged trawlerswere engaged in illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing in and around Somali waters.
Somali waters now have a fearsome reputation and have been classified as some of the world's most dangerous by both the International Maritime Bureau and International Maritime Organization.
He thought that the big powers owning merchant fleets crossing the Gulf of Aden could help to stabilize not only Somali waters but also the country.
The main motive behind acts of piracy in Somali waters appears to be an attempt by local administrations or individual warlords and militias to obtain large sums of money through ransom demands.
A multidimensional strategy that addresses the interlocking issues of piracy, illegal fishing anddumping of toxic waste in Somali waters should be considered.
For over a decade,hundreds of vessels from various Member States have continuously fished Somali waters in an unreported and unregulated manner, as documented in numerous reports on the subject.
Given the large gap that exists between the actual and the potential catch in Somalia,it is very unlikely that illegal fishing could lead to overfishing in Somali waters.
Food deliveries by ship have been hijacked by pirates in Somali waters and there are reports of theft of food from beneficiaries- particularly from minority groups- occurring during and immediately after food distribution.
In December 2009, the Government of the People'sRepublic of China and the Government of the Republic of Kenya signed a memorandum of understanding on the transfer of suspected pirates captured in Somali waters.
To address its concerns about piracy in and around Somali waters, it is important for the international community to remember that piracy can only be effectively ended by setting up a functioning government in Somalia.
The Monitoring Group welcomed this precedent since current Security Council resolutions do not outline a clear procedure for foreign navies seeking exemption to enter Somali waters see sect. VII.C below.
Local accounts purport that these vessels frequently engaged in intentional collisions with local fishermen in Somali waters, leading to the destruction of fishing gear, injuries and even deaths of local subsistence fishers.
It concluded that the lack of a functional central authority to implement marine management orcontrol fishing operations may have led to the overexploitation of some living marine resources in Somali waters.
The Monitoring Group considers naval vessels"military materiel", and their cross-border movement into Somali waters thereby constitutes an embargo violation, for which exemption needs to be obtained.
Today, some observers claim that the international naval presence to suppress piracy, authorized by the Security Council,has in fact inadvertently facilitated a resurgence of illegal fishing in Somali waters.
These factors, paired with a weak legal and institutional framework andthe inability of the Transitional Federal Government to enforce laws within Somali waters, makes the area attractive for illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.