Strengthening Maritime Law Enforcement in the South China Sea
Joint US-Philippine Coast Guard exercise (USCG file image) Posted on February 6, 2022 at 11:07 p.m....
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Strengthening Maritime Law Enforcement in Southeast Asia and the South China Sea
Five and a half years after the international arbitral tribunal rejected China's sweeping claims to the South China Sea in...
The Panama Canal contributed to the reduction of 16 million tons of CO2 by the maritime industry in 2021
Jhe Panama Canal contributed to the reduction of 16 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2) emissions in 2021, compared...
Shipping industry to discuss decarbonization in Hamburg
Port of hamburg Posted on Jan 10, 2022, 12:49 PM by ALJ Group On June 21-22, 2022, the 3rd Decarbonizing...
Panama signs zero emissions declaration for 2050 for maritime industry
The President of the Republic Laurenlino Cortizo attended the 26th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP 26) of...
South Korea to host global forum on maritime law
Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Yonhap)South Korea is expected to host an annual international forum on maritime law, paving the way...
Ghana maritime industry stakeholders validate NIMS for sector development
Economic news for Thursday, November 11, 2021 Source: Eye on Port, Contributor 2021-11-11 Osei Bonsu Dickson, Legal Director at the...
New carbon offset initiative announced in the maritime industry
Charles R. Weber Company, Inc. (“CRW”), a leading shipping brokerage firm, today announced a strategic initiative with Bluesource, America's most...
Chinese maritime law in the South China Sea
Besides military might, China has used a variety of political, economic and legal tools to better control the South China...
Green investment seeks to clean up the maritime industry
The first bonds have gone green. Now they are turning blue. span Corp. , the world's largest container ship leaser...
Iranian maritime industry: a great capacity to exploit
TEHRAN — Possessing one of the oldest and largest shipping companies in the region, Iran has taken serious steps to...
Russian Maritime Law Association joins International Maritime Committee
Image source: RUMLA The legal successor of the Soviet association was expelled from the CMI in 2017 The Russian Maritime...
Chinese maritime law is the latest move to flout UNCLOS
"Chinese maritime law is the latest example of 'international law with Chinese characteristics' because it flouts the United Nations Convention...
Philippines to ignore new Chinese maritime law in West PH sea
New Chinese law requires ships crossing the South China Sea to provide information, including the position of their vessels, to...
Long arm of China’s new maritime law risks sparking conflict with US and Japan
That might seem like a pretty reasonable request, especially if the ship is carrying dangerous goods, that is, until you...
China stirs up anxiety over new maritime law
PLA Navy Shandong Carrier (PLA Navy file image) Posted on Sep 3, 2021 5:08 PM by The maritime executive Under...
US says China’s maritime law poses ‘serious threat’ to freedom of the seas
A new maritime law enacted by the Chinese government this week could pose a "serious threat" to freedom of navigation...
Why the shipping industry needs to pay attention to recent UN debates
Screenshot of the August 9, 2021 virtual meeting Posted on August 12, 2021 12:40 PM by...
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...
Strengthen regional cooperation and maritime law enforcement training
Maritime Law Enforcement (MLE) vessels are non-naval vessels employed for maritime law enforcement duties, primarily Coast Guard vessels, but also...
The Importance of a Ship’s Flag in Maritime Law
The maritime flag is a flag intended for use on ships, boats and other craft. Naval flags are considered important...
Compensation for the oil spill in Mauritius could be limited by the technicality of maritime law
Experts warn that payments for an oil spill that devastated the fishing and tourism industries in Mauritius may not match...