الزجر الجنائي و القضائي لجريمة القرصنة البحرية و الإشكالات التي تثيرها مسألة محاكمة القراصنة

Abstract EN

The crime of maritime piracy is one of the pests that are rampant in many water fields, especially strategic ones, and vital for international trade and the exchange of goods and merchandise such as the Bab al-Mandab Strait, the Horn of Africa, the Gulf of Aden and the Malacca Strait in Southeast Asia and other important international extensions.

And if the efforts of the international community have combined positively to confront this dilemma through a set of international or regional political measures (especially UN Security Council resolutions) and many military operations (especially the Atlanta operation in 2008 for the European Union and Operation Ocean Shield in 2009 for the organization Behind the North Atlantic, NATO, for the Somali case), this has not been accompanied by international legal engagement through the work of countries to include the crime of maritime piracy within their national legislation so that they can prosecute the arrested pirates.

And defense rights, And so that the efforts undertaken by the international community to combat maritime piracy are characterized by the required efficiency, this must be accompanied by a parallel procedural work of the countries at the level of including the crime of maritime piracy within their national legislation.