Operational Maritime Law (NATO COE CSW)
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| 07 Nov 2022 | Trailer | 00:00:57 | |
From the NATO Centre of Excellence for Operations in Confined and Shallow Waters, I’m James Cook – and I’m Jörg Schildknecht - the creators of a new show dedicated to keeping you informed on the debates, research, people, and events related to operational maritime law. We invite you to join us for this first season of the OML podcast, where we’ll introduce the topic of operational maritime law, and host discussions with experts on a broad range of legal issues effecting the global commons. Whether you’re a maritime professional, legal scholar, government official, or someone who just wants to learn more about this fascinating community, you’re bound to gain new insights and a new perspective from every episode. | |||
| 03 Jan 2023 | #1 Sean Henseler - What is Operational Maritime Law? | 00:45:01 | |
Professor Sean Henseler, from the College of Maritime Operational Warfare at the US Naval War College, joins the podcast to discuss what operational law is (and isn't), the role of the legal advisor in military planning, and how commanders can make use of the law to enhance the effectiveness of their operations. | |||
| 03 Jan 2023 | #2 Caroline Tuckett - Maritime Autonomous Vehicles | 00:38:19 | |
Commander Caroline Tuckett, lead legal adviser in International and Operational Law within the Royal Navy, joins the program to discuss autonomous shipping and how navies are navigating international law to incorporate these maritime systems/ships/vessels/vehicles into their fleets. | |||
| 03 Jan 2023 | #3 David Hammond and Steven Haines - Human Rights at Sea, Part 1 of 2 | 00:51:03 | |
David Hammond (Human Rights at Sea) and Professor Steven Haines (University of Greenwich) join the podcast to discuss the protection of human rights at sea. This is Part 1 of a 2-part interview, where we address some of the laws protecting the victims of human rights abuses at sea, barriers to enforcing these laws, the Geneva Declaration on Human Rights at Sea, advocacy issues, as well as the differences between Human Rights Law and International Humanitarian Law. Human Rights at Sea | Human Rights at Sea The Geneva Declaration on Human Rights at Sea | Human Rights at Sea Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (ilo.org) Universal Declaration of Human Rights | United Nations European Convention on Human Rights - Official texts, Convention and Protocols (coe.int) Jurisdictional & Human Rights Challenges of a Vessel in Transit | Human Rights at Sea | |||
| 03 Jan 2023 | #4 David Hammond and Steven Haines - Human Rights at Sea, Part 2 of 2 | 00:39:11 | |
David Hammond (Human Rights at Sea) and Professor Steven Haines (University of Greenwich) are back for second half of this two-part interview. In this episode we address some misnomers regarding “illegal” migration, what can be done about the plight of abandoned seafarers, considerations for military commanders and legal advisors when operations run up against potential human rights abuses, and much, much more. | |||
| 03 Jan 2023 | #5 Heidi Straarup - Port Inspection Diver to Judge Advocate | 00:40:28 | |
Lieutenant Commander Heidi Straarup is a Deputy Judge Advocate at the Assistant Judge Advocate General (Pacific Region) of the Canadian Armed Forces, and legal advisor to Joint Task Force Pacific. We talk about her career, some challenges and opportunities for lawyers in multinational operations and exercises, as well as the 2023 Conference on Operational Maritime Law (COML) - to be hosted in Victoria, B.C. from 11 to 14 September 2023. | |||
| 22 Feb 2023 | #6 Ingvild Jenssen - Shipbreaking | 00:43:35 | |
Ingvild Jenssen is the Executive Director and Founder of NGO Shipbreaking Platform - a global coalition of organisations working to reverse the environmental harm and human rights abuses caused by current shipbreaking practices and to ensure the safe and environmentally sound dismantling of end-of-life ships worldwide. We discuss how the shipbreaking industry is regulated, how these laws are often subverted and what can be done about it, as well as the role of navies in the responsible disposal of end-of-life vessels. NGO Shipbreaking Platform (@NGOShipbreaking) / Twitter EU Regulation on Ship Recycling EU Regulation on Shipments of Waste Norwegian Court Upholds Georg Eide's Prison Sentence for Scrap Sale (maritime-executive.com) | |||
| 06 Jun 2023 | #7 Martin Fink - The Law of Naval Warfare | 00:49:19 | |
Captain (NLD N) Dr. Martin Fink is a legal advisor in the Royal Netherlands Navy and research fellow at the Royal Netherland Defence Academy. We sat down to discuss his recent article 'The Ever-existing “Crisis” of the Law of Naval Warfare'. In addition to his article, our conversation ranged from blockades, contraband, and prize law, to the influence of military manuals on customary international law, as well as Martin's top advice for aspiring operational lawyers. | |||