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Tag: UNCLOS

Ravaging the endless Oceans through deep sea mining

By Aditi Sinha & Soumya Pradhan What is deep sea mining? Deep sea mining involves extracting metals and minerals from … More

Centre for Maritime Law, Deep Ocean Mission, deep sea mining, Deep-Sea Mining, environment, Indian Economy, International Seabed Authority, Maritime Law, mining, norway, UNCLOS

Critical Analysis of International Laws on Maritime Crimes with Special Emphasis on Interstate Cooperation

Aditya Jha & Ritu Raj* Introduction Piracy has been one of the most critical concerns of maritime trade since the … More

International Law, Interstate Cooperation, Sua Convention, UNCLOS

An Award of Contradictions : The Bay of Bengal Maritime Boundary Arbitration 7 Years Later – A Critique

Aman Mehta & Anjali Sharma* Prologue On 16 April2021, India lodged an objection with the Commission on the Limits of … More

arbitration, Award of Contradictions, Bay of Bengal, Delimitation Methodology, Jurisprudence, UNCLOS

Artificial Intelligence : A Panacea for Maritime Security?

Kaustubh Kumar & Ashutosh Anand* “Life on the planet began in the ocean. The ocean sustains it. Undoubtedly perils of … More

AI, Geneva Convention, maritime security, Trigun, UNCLOS

Challenges in Deep-Sea Mining : Grave Environmental Concerns and Feeble International Laws

Nikhil Mishra* Deep-sea mining and the ISA: An Introduction Humankind’s transition to ‘low-carbon economies powered by ‘green energy’ has increased … More

Deep-Sea Mining, EEZ, International Law, ISA, ITLOS, UNCLOS

Mind the Gap : Regulation of Foreign Military Activities in EEZ’s

Himanshu Saraout & Tahhira Somal* The USS John Paul Jones carried out a Freedom of Navigation Operation (‘FONOP’) approximately 130 … More

Foreign Military Activities in EEZ’s, Freedom of Navigation Operation, High seas, Regulation, Sovereign Rights, Territorial waters, UNCLOS

Understanding the Liability for Oil Spillage Under International Regime Vis-A-Vis Mauritius Case 2020

Parth Prachi Shrivastava & Akanksha Goel* Introduction On 25th July 2020, bulk carrier MV Wakashio (Japanese owned) sailing under the … More

ITLOS, Liability, Marine Pollution, Mauritius Case 2020, Oil Spillage, UNCLOS

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