to share information to prevent violations of the embargo. The resolution appealed to all states to participate in the fight against piracy with the co-operation of the TFG off the Somali coast while acknowledging the country's rights to offshore resources. Co-operating states were asked not to deny or impair the right of passing ships, and that the arms embargo on Somalia did not apply to weapons and materiel destined for use by international forces. Member states were further urged to improve the capacity of authorities in Somalia to prosecute those planning and undertaking attacks, determine jurisdiction and criminalise piracy under their domestic laws. The Security Council also directed Interpol and Europol to investigate criminal networks involved in piracy off the coast of Somalia, while the Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon was instructed to report within 11 months concerning the implementation of the current resolution. See also List of United Nations Security Council Resolutions 1901 to 2000 (2009–2011) Piracy in Somalia Somali Civil War Somali Civil War (2009–present) References External links Text of the Resolution at undocs.org 1950 2010 in Somalia 1950 Piracy in Somalia November 2010 events