UN: More countries must prosecute pirates

More countries must help Kenya to prosecute Somali pirates, a top United Nations official said.

UN: More countries must prosecute pirates
Wed, 13 Oct, 2010 - 08:30

More countries must help Kenya to prosecute Somali pirates, a top United Nations official said.

Jack Lang’s comments came amid concerns that Kenya could be used as a dumping ground for the sea bandits who target ships for millions in ransoms.

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