Special
Feature - Implementing Article 43 of UNCLOS in the Straits of Malacca
and Singapore
Part I: Introduction
| TOWARDS IMPLEMENTATION OF UNCLOS ARTICLE 43 FOR
THE STRAITS OF MALACCA AND SINGAPORE - RAPPORTEUR'S
REPORT ON THE 1999 IPS/IMO CONFERENCE ON THE STRAITS OF
MALACCA AND SINGAPORE
Robert
C Beckman |
253-292 |
| OPENING REMARKS BY PROF TOMMY KOH, CHAIR OF THE IMO-IPS
CONFERENCE ON THE STRAITS OF MALACCA AND SINGAPORE;
AND AMBASSODOR-AT-LARGE, MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, SINGAPORE
Tommy Koh |
293-295 |
| OPENING ADDRESS BY MR YEO CHEOW TONG, MINISTER FOR
COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Yeo Cheow Tong |
296-298 |
| KEYNOTE ADDRESS
William A O’ Neil |
299-304 |
Part II:
Enhancing Navigational Safety
|
ENHANCING NAVIGATIONAL SAFETY
IN THE MALACCA AND
SINGAPORE STRAITS
Ee Mitropolous
|
305-315 |
| ENHANCING NAVIGATIONAL SAFETY IN THE MALACCA AND
SINGAPORE STRAITS
Raja Malik Kamaruzaman
|
316-322 |
| ENFORCEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL RULES AND STANDARDS
OF NAVIGATIONAL SAFETY IN THE MALACCA AND
SINGAPORE STRAITS
J Ashley Roach |
323-336 |
| APPLICATION OF NEW GENERATION NAVIGATIONAL AIDS AND
AIDS TO NAVIGATION IN THE MALACCA AND SINGAPORE STRAITS
Neil Guy and Torsten Kruuse
|
337-344 |
| IMPLEMENTATION OF MANDATORY SHIP REPORTING IN THE
MALACCA AND SINGAPORE STRAITS
Mark Heah Eng Siang |
345-352 |
Part III:
Framework for Cooperation in Preventing and Managing Marine Pollution
| PREVENTING AND MANAGING MARINE POLLUTION IN THE MALACCA
AND SINGAPORE STRAITS: FRAMEWORK FOR COOPERATION
Edgar Gold |
353-369 |
| FRAMEWORK FOR CO-OPERATION AND RECENT IMO ACTIVITIES
IN PREVENTING AND MANAGING MARINE POLLUTION
Oleg Khaimonov |
370-387 |
| THE MARINE ELECTRONIC HIGHWAY: CONCEPTS AND CHALLENGES
Chua Thia-Ng and S Adrian Ross |
388-401 |
| ENHANCING REGIONAL INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY AND TECHNICAL
CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS RELATING
TO MARINE POLLUTION
Zafrul Alam |
402-409 |
| SUB-REGIONAL, REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION IN
RESPONDING TO AND DETERRING TRANSBOUNDARY MARINE POLLUTION
Bernard H Oxman |
410-428 |
Part IV:
Funding and Managing International Partnerships
| THE MANAGEMENT OF STRAITS USED FOR INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION:INTERNATIONAL
COOPERATION IN MALACCA
AND SINGAPORE STRAITS
Satya N Nandan |
429-443 |
| FUNDING AND MANAGING INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS
FOR THE MALACCA AND SINGAPORE STRAITS, CONSONANT
WITH ARTICLE 43 OF THE UN CONVENTION ON THE LAW OF THE SEA
David H Anderson |
444-456 |
| FUNDING AND MANANGING INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS
FOR THE MALACCA AND SINGAPORE STRAITS CONSONANT
WITH ARTICLE 43 OF THE UNCLOS, 1982
Dr Hasjim Djalal |
457-469 |
| LEGAL MECHANISMS FOR ESTABLISHING A FUND
S Tiwari |
470-474 |
| PROPOSED USAGE AND MANAGEMENT OF THE FUND
Mati L Pal and Gabriele
Gottsche-Wanli |
475-494 |
| STRENGTHENING REGIONAL COOPERATION AND ENSURING
SAFETY OF NAVIGATION
Zhai Jiugang |
495-496 |
| ‘WHO ARE THE CONTRIBUTORS? LITTORAL STATES, USER
STATES AND STAKEHOLDERS?'
OR 'WHO ARE THE USERS?'
Osamu Matsumoto |
497-501 |
| FUNDING OF SERVICES IN THE STRAITS OF MALACCA: VOLUNTARY
CONTRIBUTION OR COST RECOVERY?
Ba Hamzah |
502-511 |
Part V:
Piracy, Ship Hijacking and Armed Robbery in the Straits
| ISSUES OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW RELATING TO PIRACY
AND ARMED ROBBERY AGAINST SHIPS IN THE MALACCA AND
SINGPORE STRAITS
Robert C Beckman |
512-523 |
| ISSUES OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW RELATING TO THE
CRACKDOWN OF PIRACY IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA AND
PROSPECTS FOR REGIONAL COOPERATION
Zou Keyuan |
524-544 |
|
ADDING BIGHT TO EXISTING CONVENTIONS BY DEVELOPING
EFFECTIVE NATIONAL LAWS CONCERNED WITH THE INVESTIGATION
AND PROSECUTION OF SHIP HIJACKERS IN NATIONAL WATERS
Samuel Pyeatt Menefee
|
545-554 |
