Our report on the risk of #maritime #trafficking of radiological and nuclear material by small, traditional, and unregistered vessels. Produced with UNODC Global Maritime Crime Programme It covers the risk of this potential avenue for #proliferation across the globe. stableseas.org/post/maritime-…

While containerized trafficking poses the largest risk to #Brazil by volume, small, traditional, and unregistered vessels are also utilized for #maritime #trafficking. stableseas.org/post/maritime-…

Happy to support ALL the maritime SHE ! Julia Tasse Giulia Nicoloso @CMR_EU @EUCrimario Lydelle Joubert ReCAAP ISC International Maritime Organization IRSEM Stable Seas SAFESEAS IRIS Christian Bueger @WistaFR WISTA International Cluster Maritime Français Marine nationale

Absolutely! Very excited to see the work being used in this way. Couldn't have been a better team to work with on it! Stable Seas

UN Security Council urges action on Gulf of Guinea piracy f24.my/8fTy.T via FRANCE 24

UN Security Council Calls for Renewed Focus on Gulf of Guinea Piracy sgq.io/uJKzXAA

This report considers the maritime activities of 43 terrorist organizations the world over, from the frontier of Colombia and Venezuela to the contested coastline of northeastern Borneo. stableseas.org/post/violence-…

Southeast Asian partners enhancing trilateral maritime patrols ipdefenseforum.com/2022/06/southe…

Happy to see how the excellent work of UNODC Global Maritime Crime Programme and Stable Seas is showcased at the G7++ FoGG in Berlin

Sea Control 359 -"I think the risk of radiological and nuclear trafficking by these kinds of vessels could be fairly categorized as low probability, but very high consequence." Jay Benson discusses maritime trafficking of nuclear & radiological material. sea-control.simplecast.com/episodes/sea-c…

Sea Control 359 - "In many coastal areas from the Niger delta to archipelagic southeast Asia ... these types of vessels are central to many aspects of daily life." Jay Benson discusses the problem of maritime radiological & nuclear trafficking . sea-control.simplecast.com/episodes/sea-c…

Sea Control 359 - "Small, traditional and unregulated vessels have the ability to bypass major port infrastructure." @JBenson_OEFand @jwsc03 discuss the difficulty of preventing trafficking of radiological & nuclear material in smaller vessels. sea-control.simplecast.com/episodes/sea-c…

Sea Control 359 - "I think the risk of radiological and nuclear trafficking by these kinds of vessels could be fairly categorized as low probability, but very high consequence." Jay Benson sea-control.simplecast.com/episodes/sea-c…

The Indonesian Navy participates in the largest maritime exercise RIMPAC 2022 in Hawaii.Jay Benson - Indonesia will be assuming chairmanship of ASEAN in 2023, it can be used as window to push forward ASEAN action on maritime security. VOA Indonesia voaindonesia.com/a/sapa-dunia-v…

Heads of Asian Coast Guard Agencies Meeting #HACGAM, Hosted by Indian Coast Guard. #MaritimeCooperation

Another paper added to the RSIS Maritime Security project on Maritime Security Stakeholders. This time, Jay Benson discusses the increasing role NGOs play.

Its been a pleasure to collaborate with John Bradford Scott Edwards RSIS and all the other authors on this project. Some thoughts on the unique role NGOs can play in global #MaritimeSecruity. #MarSec rsis.edu.sg/rsis-publicati…