Helping the maritime industry spot wildlife crime
The wildlife trafficking industry takes advantage of weaknesses in maritime supply chains to smuggle animals, plants and products. Credit: Kinsey....
Month: July 2021
Maritime Law Center calls for the execution of an integrated maritime strategy
The Center for Maritime Law and Security (CEMLAWS) Africa has called on the government to endorse and facilitate the implementation...
Hunt for ships against violators of century-old maritime law
The Jones Act Enforcer in Leeville, Louisiana, July 15, 2021.Eli Autin/Offshore Marine Service Association via APNEW ORLEANS (AP) - Offshore...
Maritime law heats up as COVID-19 boosts shipping demand in South Florida
Since the COVID-19 pandemic made "social distancing" a common phrase, boating has become a go-to activity for South Floridians who...
Canada commits to reopening ports to cruise ships; Murkowski proposes maritime law reforms
Canadian authorities have announced that they will lift the ban on cruise ships in the country's waters during the time...
Tackling the Public Relations Paradox of the Maritime Industry
Blindness to the sea is a problem in the maritime sector because too many maritime organizations prefer a low profile...
new presidential decree targets the maritime industry and maritime carriers | Holland & Knight LLP
Freight congestion has reached historic proportions during the COVID-19 pandemic as US consumer and business demand for imports has soared,...
Good news from the Maritime Industry Authority
MARINA central office building FFilipino traders are in crisis due to the global shortage of cargo ships and container vans....
How an 1886 maritime law is holding back American tourism
Article written by Jonathan Helton, associate researcher at the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii.Some ancient laws have stood the test of...
MIN 664(M) Safety Climate Tool (SCT) for the Marine Industry
Notice to all ship owners, operators and managers, masters, officers and crews of merchant ships, masters and crews of domestic...