Ocean Law and Policy

[BOOK LAUNCH] Finding a Balance in the Exclusive Economic Zone: Conflict and Stability in the Law of the Sea

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Possible Actions by Coastal States to Protect Their Marine Environment from Oil Tankers in the Dark Fleet

Robert Beckman Trung Nguyen Joel Ong Prof Robert Beckman, Dr. Trung Nguyen and Joel Ong have co-authored an article titled: Possible Actions by Coastal States to Protect Their Marine Environment from Oil Tankers in the Dark Fleet https://brill.com/view/journals/estu/aop/article-10.1163-15718085-bja10219/article-10.1163-15718085-bja10219.xml The Article is published in The International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law (Brill) and is available

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Dr Nilufer Oral was Invited to Speak at the 12th Global Ocean Regime Conference in Busan

3-4 November 2024: CIL Dr Nilufer Oral was Invited to Speak at the 12th Global Ocean Regime Conference in Busan on 4-5 November 2024.  The Global Ocean Regime Conference is an occasion where renowned domestic and international maritime law experts gather to discuss current issues. This year, amid heightened external uncertainty due to recent conflicts

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Tara Davenport participated in the 9th International Conference on the Law of the Sea: 30 Years of UNCLOS: Then Now and the Future

CIL Co-Head of Oceans Law and Policy, Dr. Tara Davenport participated in the 9th International Conference on the Law of the Sea: 30 Years of UNCLOS: Then Now and the Future that took place from 19 – 20 November 2024 in Seoul, Korea organized by the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Korean Society of International

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Eduardo Cavalcanti de Mello Filho co-authored chapter in Brazilian volume on Oceanic Justice

CIL Research Associate Eduardo Cavalcanti de Mello Filho co-authored chapter in Brazilian volume on Oceanic Justice titled “The Legal Status of the São Pedro and São Paulo Archipelago in light of Article 121 UNCLOS and the South China Sea Arbitral Award: Uncontested Right to an EEZ and continental shelf or Brazilian ‘creeping jurisdiction’?”  The paper

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Trung Nguyen quoted in a Bloomberg’s article on dark ships in the South East Asia region

Dr. Trung Nguyen, Research Fellow of the Ocean Law and Policy Team, CIL-NUS was quoted in a Bloomberg’s Article on dark ships in the South East Asia region, titled: “Inside China, Iran’s Shadow Oil Trade Hub Off Malaysia, Singapore Coasts.” In the Article, Trung suggests measures for littoral States surrounding the Singapore and Malacca Strait

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Tara Davenport quoted in a Strait Times’ article on the security of submarine cables

Dr. Tara Davenport, Co-head of the Ocean Law and Policy Team, CIL-NUS was quoted in a Strait Times’ Article on the security of submarine cables, tiled: “Low-key warfare: When foreign powers snip your internet cables.” In the Article, Tara shares her view on how to safeguard South-east Asia’s cable network based on another journal article

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