CLEAN: Kenya faces up to Somali piracy

The video discusses the challenges pirates face in the Indian Ocean due to weather conditions, highlighting the impact of piracy in the region. It mentions the number of pirates in custody and those lost at sea. The solution proposed is establishing law and order and governance in Somalia to address piracy effectively.

Why are pirates unable to operate effectively in the Indian Ocean?

• They are afraid of naval forces.

• The weather conditions are unfavorable.

• Their vessels are too small for the ocean.

• They lack proper navigation tools.

What is the current status of pirates in custody around the world?

• Pirates are held in only one country.

• All pirates have been released.

• Only a few pirates are in custody.

• There are 540 pirates in custody in 12 countries.

What has happened to some pirates at sea?

• They have all returned safely.

• They have been lost, drowned, or killed.

• They have been captured by fishermen.

• They have joined other pirate groups.

What is suggested as a solution to the piracy problem?

• Increasing naval patrols.

• Establishing law and order in Somalia.

• Negotiating with pirate leaders.

• Building larger pirate ships.

How can Somalia take charge of its piracy issue?

• By increasing its military strength.

• By forming alliances with other countries.

• By ignoring the problem.

• By creating a functional state and governance.