Maritime Law, Law of the Sea and Law of Naval Warfare
Target group
Target group Anybody with an interest in the legal aspects of the use of and work on the seas. This could include but is not limited to master mariners, ship owners, offshore contractors, survey professionals, government officials, naval officers and politicians.
Preliminary training
No special preliminary training required.
Contents
This course offers an introduction in the legal frameworks applicable to working at sea and ownership of sea resources and mineral resources on or under the seabed. The course provides background information and insight into the international rules and regulations of Maritime Law to ensure safe shipping. Furthermore, the course gives a review of the primary articles and their application of the United Nations Convention on the Law of th Sea. Finally the course gives a historical review and current status of the Law of Naval Warfare.
The following subjects are dealt with:
Maritime Law
Historic review
Overview of applicable International Organisations (UN, IMO, IHO, ILO, e.o.)
Overview of applicable International Regulations (Marpol, Colregs, Solas, STCW, ITU, e.o.)
United Nations Convention Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)
Historic review
Guiding Principles
Review of primary UNCLOS Articles
Baselines
Straits of International Navigation
Archipelagic State
Territorial Sea & Right of Innocent Passage
Exclusive Economic Zone
Enclosed or semi enclosed seas
Protection of the marine Environment
Continental Shelve
Extension of EEZ
Law of Naval Warfare
Historic review
Current Status of Law of naval Warfare
Geneva Conventions
San Remo Manual
The Commander’s handbook on the Law of Naval Operations
Principle considerations
Duration
3 days
Price
On request
Starting date
On request
Completion
Certificate of attendance
Particulars
This course will be given at any desired location.
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