Kinship and surveillance: The return of Somali piracy
- Mogadishu, Somalia – The fishing town of Bander Beyla, on Somalia’s Puntland coast, has become a focal point of the renewed piracy crisis.
- But beyond the hijackings and international security operations, residents are struggling to protect their livelihoods as fishing restrictions, arrests and surveillance reshape daily life.
- Abdifatah Mohamed has spent 20 years fishing off Somalia’s coast.
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- Mogadishu, Somalia – The fishing town of Bander Beyla, on Somalia’s Puntland coast, has become a focal point of the renewed piracy crisis.
- But beyond the hijackings and international security operations, residents are struggling to protect their livelihoods as fishing restrictions, arrests and surveillance reshape daily life.
- Abdifatah Mohamed has spent 20 years fishing off Somalia’s coast.
Sources: Al Jazeera