Abstract: The evolution of maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS) has gained global attention as it is poised to change the maritime industry in every aspect significantly. It is expected that adopting autonomous technologies could offer considerable benefits, including safer and more environmentally friendly shipping. However, legal challenges may arise due to non-compliance with existing laws concerning the rights and duties of states. These challenges may create dichotomies in enforcing state jurisdiction over MASS under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). Bangladesh, a coastal state and one of the major shipbuilding nations, plays a crucial role in global shipping. Therefore, this discussion outlines the challenges that Bangladesh would face as a coastal, port, and flag state when enforcing its jurisdiction over MASS under the law of the sea. Furthermore, the role of the International Maritime Organization as an international shipping regulatory body and the impacts of its mandate in addressing these challenges are also crucial to this discussion. Finally, the discussion suggests that Bangladesh, as a state party to UNCLOS, should consider these challenges in adopting new regulations for MASS operations.
Friday, June 2, 2023
WORLD OCEAN DAY 2023 AND BCOLP’S 1ST ANNIVERSARY WEBINAR
If this sounds exciting, please register by filling out the Google Form: https://lnkd.in/gpai2KnN. We will share the webinar link with the registered participants before the event.
Thank you, and we are excited to meet you all at the webinar.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Tackling Marine Plastic Pollution: Leveraging Law and Policy for a Sustainable Future in Bangladesh’s Bay of Bengal
Md. Moqbul Hosain Introduction The Bay of Bengal, nestled between India to the west, Myanmar and Thailand to the east, and Bangladesh to t...
-
The winners are: 1st Prize “ Blue Economy and Deep Seabed Mining in the Bay of Bengal: An Integrated Approach for Sustainable Ocean Govern...
-
Sanya D. Kishwar, Kritika Vatsa, and Sadqua Khatoon The Bay of Bengal (‘BoB’), often described as a “triangular basin spanning west to e...
-
Join the Movement to Protect Our Oceans! At the Bangladesh Centre for Ocean Law and Policy (BCOLP), we share your deep passion for the ocean...
No comments:
Post a Comment