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: JURIST - HotlinePiracy off the Horn of Africa underscores need for restored order in Somalia
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Dr. Gentian Zyberi [Lecturer on International Law of Human Rights, Netherlands Institute of Human Rights, Utrecht School of Law]: "Piracy is not a new phenomenon. It has existed for probably as long as sailing itself. While it was largely believed to be something of the past, it has made a notorious comeback in the last decade or so. Piracy is a domestic crime, besides being a crime under the lawFull post as published by JURIST - Hotline on April 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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