In life David Skinner was notable for running a small south coast shipping insurance firm and his chairmanship of a semi-professional football club that once launched the career of Arsenal legend Ian it has now emerged that the late Mr Skinner was responsible for keeping much of North Korea’s foreign trade shipping fleet afloat, in apparent contravention of UN the UK government apparently being aware of suspicion around his activities, Mr Skinner, who died in 2016, issued fraudulent insurance certificates for nearly 30 North Korean ships, allowing the pariah state to continue foreign and documents, along with claims by former employees, suggest that Mr Skinner may have issued as many as 100 insurance certificates for North Korean ships from his Hastings-based firm DGS by ports worldwideDespite DGS Marine not being licensed to issue insurance, the apparently fraudulent certificates were accepted by ports around the result was that North Korean merchant ships were able to berth and load at ports Griffiths, a former co-ordinator of the UN panel that monitors sanctions against North Korean, said “It is no exaggeration to say that for years, David Skinner kept North Korea’s foreign trade fleet afloat.”Copies of certificates seen by the Danish newspaper Information and the Financial Times show that DGS Marine issued certificates to two North Korean ships, the Won San 2 and the O Ka San, in June and August 2016 respectively – several months after the UN prohibited the issuing of insurance to any ships sailing under the North Korean Griffiths told the Financial Times “These were clear and obvious sanctions breaches. “UN Security Council resolution 2270 expressly prohibited insuring North Korean ships, and the maritime insurance communities had been made aware of this.”Closer to 100 ships’A former employee of the firm told Information that the true number of North Korean ships issued certificates by DGS Marine was closer to Griffiths also continued to issue insurance certificates to ships controlled by a North Korean company called Ocean Maritime Management, even after Ocean Maritime Management was targeted by UN Security Council sanctions in 2014 for smuggling weapons to year, he became the majority owner of semi-professional football club Greenwich Borough, which was sponsored by DGS Marine as a club was then best known for launching the career of former Crystal Palace, Arsenal and England striker Ian date back to 2011DGS Marine’s relationship with the North Korean regime appears to date back to 2011, when it held a meeting in London with representatives of the Korea National Insurance Corporation, which was later designated by the UN as an affiliate of Office 39, a cell within the Workers’ Party of Korea used to raise money for the ruling Kim Skinner’s activities had already begun to raise questions. In 2012, The Telegraph published allegations that his company had violated EU sanctions by insuring Iranian ships carrying exports of crude oil from areas controlled by the regime of Syrian dictator Bashar UK Treasury officials wrote to DGS Marine about the allegations, Mr Skinner responded by sending documents purporting to show that the Iranian tankers’ insurance had been cancelled at the end of 2011, when the EU sanctions came into later, Treasury officials wrote to Mr Skinner again, this time with evidence received “via colleagues in the US government” that appeared to show that DGS Marine had in fact continued to insure one of the tankers months after the contracts were supposed to have been death aged 52He dismissed the US documentation, telling the UK Treasury’s Asset Freezing Unit that this had been forged – a claim apparently accepted by British Marine continued to operate for another four years, until Mr Skinner’s sudden death in 2016 at the age of 52. The company collapsed soon after control was passed to his son Nicolas. He did not respond to a request for UK Treasury declined to comment on the activities of Mr Skinner and DGS Marine. Officials said the UK had overhauled its enforcement structure from 2016, setting up the Office for Financial Sanctions Implementation and introducing new enforcement powers.

Rate this movieWhat did you think?AdvertisementReleased2014-10-22Runtime1h 15mCountryKorea, Republic ofLanguageKoreanGenresDrama, RomanceAdvertisementA final rendezvous has been granted to us..."Stay for a day with me"Jin-hee Yoon Seol-hee meets married man Min-ki Hong Seok-yeon on an online meeting site to make a living for herself and her incompetent boyfriend. She meets him for money but they slowly fall into something more than just a physical relationship. One day, a rumor spreads that she's a whore and breaks up with her boyfriend. With the betrayal for her boyfriend and love for Min-ki growing deeper, Jin-hee decides to put everything in the past and go abroad. The day before she leaves, she goes to meet Min-ki for the last time...ActorsAdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementIf you like Lies 2014, check out...

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