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Dr Leon Moller, expert in maritime law, examines the legal issues arising from the collision between the Solong and Stena Immaculate.
When two foreign-registered ships crashed in UK waters causing the loss of a life, extensive damage to both ships and the spillage of aviation fuel into the North Sea, several questions relating to responsibility and liability aspects were raised. The collision between the Solong (container ship) and the Stena Immaculate (oil tanker) took place on 10 March 2025 close to the Humber Estuary, along the east coast of England. The Solong is registered in Portugal and the Stena is registered in the US. The captain of the Solong was arrested and charged with negligence and manslaughter.
n October 7, 2023, Israel began actions that may constitute the most significant genocide of the twenty-first century. This campaign continues to this day. These actions cannot be viewed as merely a regional conflict. Rather, they reflect a deliberate and systematic policy aimed at destroying the Palestinian population. The coordinated
On September 23, the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs under the Department of State published the United States’ Commitment to Maritime Security in the Indo-Pacific Fact sheet, announcing new U.S. funding for maritime security in the Indo-Pacific. The Fact sheet hardly refers to UNCLOS or
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The UN on Thursday called for respect for international maritime law and warned against harm to civilians after the latest Israeli attack on the Global Sumud Flotilla carrying humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip.
"Certainly, we believe that the laws applying to international waters must be respected," spokesperson Farhan Haq said at a news conference, emphasizing that the UN's "priority is avoiding any harm to come to those on board the vessels, and we hope that they will be treated fairly and with respect for their rights and their dignity."