ICPC and CIL Report on Submarine Cable Law Released
The ICPC Releases Its Joint Report with CIL Addressing Key Issues with the Law of the Sea and Submarine Cables International Cable Protection Committee Press [...]
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Jul 24
Deep Seabed Mining Threatens Global Subsea Cable Network
Deep Seabed Mining a Threat to Global Subsea Cable Network Safety, Environment By Bob Wallace, Network Computing July 12, 2024 A controversial global treaty which [...]
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Jul 24
Cable Ship Raises Tensions Between Turkey and Greece
Cable Ship in Mediterranean Causes Tensions Between Turkey and Greece By Dan Swinhoe, Data Center Dynamics July 5, 2024 A cable ship laying a subsea [...]
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May 22
STF Mag Feature: The Legal Status and Applicable Regime of International Submarine Cables
The Legal Status and Applicable Regime of International Submarine Cables By Marta Lahuerta Escolano May 18, 2022 As published in the May Issue of SubTel [...]
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Jan 22
Laws Governing Undersea Cables Need Modernising
Laws Governing Undersea Cables Have Hardly Changed Since 1884 – Tonga is a Reminder They Need Modernising By Karen Scott, The Conversation January 28, 2022 [...]
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Oct 17
New Law Of The Sea Agreement On High Seas Biodiversity
By Hellenic Shipping News October 26, 2017 World governments agreed in 2015 that the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) should be [...]
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Jun 17
ICPC: The Latest Insights into Submarine Cables and Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction
By ICPC Press Release June 30, 2017 LYMINGTON, United Kingdom — There is much anticipation and anxiety in the air at the United Nations in [...]
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Jun 17
ICPC Issues New Recommendations On Cable Operations and Deep Seabed Mining
By ICPC Press Release June 23, 2017 LYMINGTON, United Kingdom - The International Cable Protection Committee (ICPC) has issued its much-awaited Recommendation No. 17 titled: [...]
