Science and Maritime Business

ISPS, STCW and the myth of law enforcement at sea
It is a grave misconception that the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS) or the Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping (STCW) represent a legal system for law enforcement at sea. The latter differs fundamentally from the regulatory and operational focus of the ISPS and STCW. The ISPS Code was established […]

Science and Maritime Business August 1, 2024
Legal Due Diligence in Private Security Operations
The spirit of #BLUESecurity demonstrates the respect for Indvidual’s rights in a complex environment of international legal regimes. The constant instability caused by piracy and threats of violence on shipping routes prudent security management and a solid legal awareness to be able to react to changing security situations. The complex interplay of different legal systems […]

Science and Maritime Business June 5, 2024
Cultural Property Protection under Sea: Untold Security Perspectives
marine economy and marine science brings its own set of risks to the undersea heritage and its protection and conservation People reduce security considerations for undersea cultural heritage to illicit activities of looters, pirates, illegal fishing and treasure hunters. They think about fishing, offshore energy exploration, the laying of submarine cables, deep sea mining and […]

Science and Maritime Business April 13, 2024
Change my Mind: Safeguarding Human Rights at Sea requires Collaboration and Education.
The Cruise Sector require support from the Coast Guard in the training of policing activities. In an era where the cruise industry thrives, ensuring the safety and well-being of passengers is paramount. Coast guards play a pivotal role in this mission, yet their influence extends beyond mere enforcement. Educating the cruise sector on how to […]

Science and Maritime Business December 5, 2023
A Legal Imperative for Maritime Governance and the Private Sector: Integrating SDG16 with SDG14
Ocean community must recognise the set of SDGs to achieve a global standard of fundamental standards at sea as on land. The international community’s recognition of the interdependency between peace, justice, strong institutions, and the conservation and sustainable use of oceans has never been more pressing. The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the […]

Science and Maritime Business July 26, 2023
The Relevance of SDG16 in the Ocean Cruise Business
The ocean is not a lawless place. The global community must regard the importance of Justice Equality at Sea as on Land. The beauty of cruising is in the journey, the destinations, and the experiences. As luxury liners glide across the vast oceans, passengers are often lost in the breathtaking horizons and opulent offerings onboard. […]

Science and Maritime Business July 12, 2023
A Desired Marriage: The Crucial Interface for Effective Law Enforcement at Sea
The true implementation of the SDGs in ocean environment must come with full regard of legal standards and justice principles. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a set of 17 global objectives, established by the United Nations in 2015, that seek to address the pressing challenges facing our world, from poverty to climate change. Each […]

Cruise Comfort and Destination June 21, 2023