Dari ‘mundu’ Ke Penculikan Untuk Tebusan: Evolusi Ancaman Keselamatan Maritim Di Pantai Timur Sabah From ‘mundu’ To Kidnapping For Ransom (Kfr): Evolution Of Maritime Security Threat In The East Coast Of Sabah

The threat of piracy in Malaysia especially in Sabah is not a new issue as it can be traced back before the formation of the Federation of Malaysia. The terrifying pirates actively engaged in piracies and attack on merchant ships along the Sulu Sea, the Straits of Malacca and the Straits of Singapor...

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Main Authors: Abdul Rashid Abdul Hamid, Ramli Dollah
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Language:English
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Published: 2020
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description The threat of piracy in Malaysia especially in Sabah is not a new issue as it can be traced back before the formation of the Federation of Malaysia. The terrifying pirates actively engaged in piracies and attack on merchant ships along the Sulu Sea, the Straits of Malacca and the Straits of Singapore all the way to the Bay of Bengal. However, by the year 2000, the threat that was once considered a pirate’s threat had begun to evolve into a new form of threat called Kidnapping for Ransom (KFR). KFR is an abduction of individuals or groups of people for ransom that is rampant in Sabah’s east coast waters. The discussion in this paper will be divided to three parts, first, look at the history of piracy before 1963; second, piracy in the east coast of Sabah after 1963; and third, the emergence of KFR threat after the year of 2000. This article argues that piracy and KFR attacks were carried out by Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) since 1980’s. In addition, the article also argues that conflicts in the southern Philippines are among the main reason for the continue occurrence of piracy and KFR threat in the east coast of Sabah. In the preparation of this paper, the authors employ qualitative research methods with data acquisition through interview techniques, fieldwork and library research which are supported by government official documents.
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spelling ums.eprints-267622021-04-15T00:25:09Z https://eprints.ums.edu.my/id/eprint/26762/ Dari ‘mundu’ Ke Penculikan Untuk Tebusan: Evolusi Ancaman Keselamatan Maritim Di Pantai Timur Sabah From ‘mundu’ To Kidnapping For Ransom (Kfr): Evolution Of Maritime Security Threat In The East Coast Of Sabah Abdul Rashid Abdul Hamid Ramli Dollah DS Asia H Social Sciences (General) The threat of piracy in Malaysia especially in Sabah is not a new issue as it can be traced back before the formation of the Federation of Malaysia. The terrifying pirates actively engaged in piracies and attack on merchant ships along the Sulu Sea, the Straits of Malacca and the Straits of Singapore all the way to the Bay of Bengal. However, by the year 2000, the threat that was once considered a pirate’s threat had begun to evolve into a new form of threat called Kidnapping for Ransom (KFR). KFR is an abduction of individuals or groups of people for ransom that is rampant in Sabah’s east coast waters. The discussion in this paper will be divided to three parts, first, look at the history of piracy before 1963; second, piracy in the east coast of Sabah after 1963; and third, the emergence of KFR threat after the year of 2000. This article argues that piracy and KFR attacks were carried out by Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) since 1980’s. In addition, the article also argues that conflicts in the southern Philippines are among the main reason for the continue occurrence of piracy and KFR threat in the east coast of Sabah. In the preparation of this paper, the authors employ qualitative research methods with data acquisition through interview techniques, fieldwork and library research which are supported by government official documents. 2020 Article PeerReviewed text en https://eprints.ums.edu.my/id/eprint/26762/1/Dari%20%E2%80%98mundu%E2%80%99%20Ke%20Penculikan%20Untuk%20Tebusan.pdf text en https://eprints.ums.edu.my/id/eprint/26762/2/Dari%20%E2%80%98mundu%E2%80%99%20Ke%20Penculikan%20Untuk%20Tebusan1.pdf Abdul Rashid Abdul Hamid and Ramli Dollah (2020) Dari ‘mundu’ Ke Penculikan Untuk Tebusan: Evolusi Ancaman Keselamatan Maritim Di Pantai Timur Sabah From ‘mundu’ To Kidnapping For Ransom (Kfr): Evolution Of Maritime Security Threat In The East Coast Of Sabah. Jurnal Kinabalu, 26 (1). pp. 1-22. ISSN 2600-867X
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Dari ‘mundu’ Ke Penculikan Untuk Tebusan: Evolusi Ancaman Keselamatan Maritim Di Pantai Timur Sabah From ‘mundu’ To Kidnapping For Ransom (Kfr): Evolution Of Maritime Security Threat In The East Coast Of Sabah
title Dari ‘mundu’ Ke Penculikan Untuk Tebusan: Evolusi Ancaman Keselamatan Maritim Di Pantai Timur Sabah From ‘mundu’ To Kidnapping For Ransom (Kfr): Evolution Of Maritime Security Threat In The East Coast Of Sabah
title_full Dari ‘mundu’ Ke Penculikan Untuk Tebusan: Evolusi Ancaman Keselamatan Maritim Di Pantai Timur Sabah From ‘mundu’ To Kidnapping For Ransom (Kfr): Evolution Of Maritime Security Threat In The East Coast Of Sabah
title_fullStr Dari ‘mundu’ Ke Penculikan Untuk Tebusan: Evolusi Ancaman Keselamatan Maritim Di Pantai Timur Sabah From ‘mundu’ To Kidnapping For Ransom (Kfr): Evolution Of Maritime Security Threat In The East Coast Of Sabah
title_full_unstemmed Dari ‘mundu’ Ke Penculikan Untuk Tebusan: Evolusi Ancaman Keselamatan Maritim Di Pantai Timur Sabah From ‘mundu’ To Kidnapping For Ransom (Kfr): Evolution Of Maritime Security Threat In The East Coast Of Sabah
title_short Dari ‘mundu’ Ke Penculikan Untuk Tebusan: Evolusi Ancaman Keselamatan Maritim Di Pantai Timur Sabah From ‘mundu’ To Kidnapping For Ransom (Kfr): Evolution Of Maritime Security Threat In The East Coast Of Sabah
title_sort dari mundu ke penculikan untuk tebusan evolusi ancaman keselamatan maritim di pantai timur sabah from mundu to kidnapping for ransom kfr evolution of maritime security threat in the east coast of sabah
topic DS Asia
H Social Sciences (General)
url https://eprints.ums.edu.my/id/eprint/26762/1/Dari%20%E2%80%98mundu%E2%80%99%20Ke%20Penculikan%20Untuk%20Tebusan.pdf
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