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1 Mr. Efthimios Mitropoulos, IMO Secretary-General, unveiling the plaque commemorating the role of IMLI in “Serving the Rule of International Maritime Law”
Mr. Efthimios Mitropoulos, IMO Secretary-General, meeting Mrs. Petel Garegy Bajoga (Nigeria), with Ms. Juta Kaktiniece (Latvia), Ms. Miriam Sara Repetto (Peru), Ms. Veronica Najima (The United Republic of Tanzania), and Mrs. Raeefa Abdul Wahhaab (Maldives) looking on
Mr. Efthimios Mitropoulos, IMO Secretary-General, with Mr. Masamichi Hasebe, former Legal Counsel to the IOPC Funds, Professor David Attard, Mr. Masazumi Nagamitsu, Executive Director of the Nippon Foundation, and Mr. Mitsuyuki Unno, Manager of the Overseas Programme Sector, Department of Maritime Affairs, Nippon Foundation, during the 2005 Graduation Ceremony
Mr. Efthimios Mitropoulos, IMO Secretary-General, with Mr. Pantelis Mairangas, Consul for Greece, Professor John Rizzo Naudi, Chancellor of the Univeristy of Malta, Professor David Attard, Her Excellency, Mrs. Dorothea Tsimboukeli-Douvos, Ambassador of Greece to Malta, Mrs. Charmaine Attard, the Honorable Dr. Vincent de Gaetano, Chief Justice of Malta, His Excellency, Mr. Paolo Andrea Trabalza, Ambassador of Italy to Malta, and Mrs. Maria Ida Bernardini Trabalza, during the 2006 Graduation Ceremony
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Visit our website at: Or write to: www.imli.org The Director E-mail addresses: IMO International Maritime Law Institute For general information: [email protected] Msida Heights, Tal Qroqq For admissions: [email protected] P. O. Box 31, Msida MSD 1000, Malta For publications: [email protected] Visiting address: University of Malta Campus 2 Msida, Malta 3 Message from
Mr. Efthimios Mitropoulos Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization And Chairman of the Governing Board of IMLI
“The responsibility for managing the legal framework and to ensure that quality shipping prospers, depends in large measure on the knowledge and professional skills of lawyers and the role of IMLI’s graduates as maritime law specialists in taking on this task, and probably many others in the future, cannot be over-emphasized.”
At the International Maritime Organization (IMO), our efforts and particularly maritime administrations, with the support are concentrated on developing international standards considered necessary to ensure that suffi cient maritime law aiming to enhance safety, security and protection of the experts with the requisite knowledge and skills were available marine environment, including compensation regimes for to develop national legislation to give effect to international those who suffer loss when things go wrong. IMO instruments, instruments to which Governments had become Parties. in the form of conventions, protocols, codes, guidelines, The responsibility for managing the legal framework, and and recommended practices, cover matters ranging to ensure that quality shipping prospers, depends in large from the design, construction and equipment of ships; the measure on the knowledge and professional skills of lawyers competence of seafarers who man them; through safety and the role of IMLI’s graduates as maritime law specialists in management, the protection of the marine environment taking on this task, and probably many others in the future, and the compensation of victims of pollution incidents, cannot be over-emphasized. to security-related issues like the prevention of piracy and armed robbery against ships and, most recently, our work One of IMO’s most signifi cant objectives is to help develop to develop a comprehensive maritime security regime the necessary human and organizational capacity needed for ships, companies and port facilities – not to mention to create effective maritime administrations capable of the Organization’s work to address maritime fraud, illegal implementing the various IMO treaties and other instruments migrants and stowaway cases and the illicit drug traffi cking and thus enhance the ability of IMO Member Governments issue. to realize their maritime aspirations. To date, IMLI’s impact can be measured by the undeniable success of its graduates But the development of such a regulatory framework around the world, as they have consistently secured senior is only one side of the equation. The other is the highly positions in government administrations worldwide and specialized task of drafting the necessary practicable and within the global maritime industry – they include ministers of enforceable national laws without which the internationally justice, attorneys general, chief justices, ambassadors, chief agreed standards simply could not be implemented executives and senior corporate managers. and put into effect. Each piece of this comprehensive regulatory structure involving Governments and all other The increasing number of IMLI graduates – 396 to date stakeholders, both at the international and national levels, from 110 States, territories and land areas – confi rms contributes towards the overall sustainability of shipping the Institute’s effective capacity-building role within the as an international industry which provides the facilitation maritime community and the shipping industry at large. mechanism for more than 90 percent of world trade. The Each graduating class adds its knowledge and expertise effective global implementation of IMO’s instruments is a task to an already impressive network of alumni and provides for Governments, maritime administrations and the shipping signifi cant benefi ts to the global maritime community. industry itself. It is a testimony to the highly responsible stance adopted by them and statistics demonstrate that safety at I would like to congratulate the Director, the Institute’s staff sea is improving and marine pollution reducing. But we (both academic and administrative) and its students – past, cannot rest on our laurels as there is always more to be current and future – who contribute to the pursuit of IMO’s done. desired goals of safe, secure, environmentally-friendly and effi cient shipping on clean seas, and wish them success in IMO established the International Maritime Law Institute (IMLI) the coming year. in 1989 to provide the international maritime community,
2 3 Professor David Attard with Mr. Wayne Raabe, Senior Trial Attorney, Offi ce of Narcotic and Dangerous Drugs Criminal Division, Department of Justice, the United States of America, and Mr. Ashley Roach, Attorney-Advisor, Offi ce of the Legal Adviser, Department of State, the United States of America, during their visit to IMLI in 2004 when they each delivered lectures on Maritime Enforcement
Professor David Attard with Mrs. Cherie Booth, Q. C., spouse of Mr. Tony Blair, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and Mrs. Catherine Gonzi, spouse of Mr. Lawrence Gonzi, Prime Minister of Malta, during the visit of Mrs. Booth to IMLI in 2006
Professor David Attard with Professor Guido de Marco, former President of the United Nations General Assembly and President Emeritus of Malta, Mr. Yohei Sasakawa, President of Nippon Foundation, and Mr. Masazumi Nagamitsu, Executive Director of Nippon Foundation, during the establishment in 2003 of the joint project entitled “Human Resources Development Project for the Advancement of a More Effective Legal Order for the Oceans”
Professor David Attard with Professor Lee Sik Chai, Chairman of the IMO Legal Committee, Dr. Philippe Boisson, Communication Director and Legal Adviser, Marine Division, Bureau Veritas, The Right Honorable The Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, and Professor Frank Wiswall, Vice- President (Honoris Causa) of the Comité Maritime International, during the ceremony held in March 2007 where the honorary degree of Doctor of International Maritime Law was conferred on the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales
4 5 Introduction by
Professor David Attard IMLI Director
“Our graduates, hailing from 110 States, territories, and land areas form a unique global network serving the rule of international maritime law.”
I am pleased to introduce the latest edition of the IMLI Apart from the LL.M. Programme, two other important Global Directory. academic initiatives are referred to in this Directory. For a number of years now, IMLI has offered a Ph.D. Programme One of the main purposes of this publication is to enlist which is research-based. Already a number of candidates the contact details of our graduates who constitute what have been accepted into the programme and have has become known as the “IMLI Global Network”. Our been assigned individual academic supervisors, who are graduates, hailing from 110 States, territories, and land highly qualifi ed in their area of research. A more recent areas, form a unique global network serving the rule of development is the launching, in academic year 2005-2006, international maritime law. Indeed today the international of the Advanced Diploma in International Maritime Law. This maritime community can fi nd IMLI-trained lawyers in most programme is designed to benefi t professionals who wish to ports of developing States. They have all undertaken study international maritime law but are unable to be away one of the most intensive and comprehensive courses from their jobs for a whole academic year. Unlike the LL.M. in the fi eld of international law available worldwide. For Programme, a candidate need not have a fi rst law degree. one academic year, they studied the main branches of I am pleased to record that at the end of the second year of international maritime law ranging from shipping law, the programme, fi ve students have successfully completed marine environmental law, to the law of the sea. Each the course. one has successfully passed two fi nal examinations, and submitted a dissertation on a particular area of international Of special importance are IMLI’s strong relations with leading maritime law. This work was complemented by the drafting international institutions. The Directory refers to the various of a legislative instrument which incorporates into domestic initiatives in this respect. Particular attention is given to IMLI’s law the provisions of an international treaty. The standard partnership with the Nippon Foundation through the “Human of their efforts is rigorously reviewed and supervised by Resources Development Project for the Advancement of a an international examination process which includes two More Effective Legal Order for the Oceans”, the EU through eminent external examiners. the EU-funded “Euro-Med Cooperation on Maritime Safety and Prevention of Marine Pollution from Ships – SAFEMED”, Together with the contact details of our graduates, the and the ITF through the ITF Seafarers’ Trust joint project “The reader will also fi nd useful information on their professional Human Dimension in International Maritime Law: Seafarers’ affi liation or position, and areas of specialization. Rights”.
The Directory also records the eminent and authoritative Prospective candidates will also fi nd practical and useful support which the Institute receives from many quarters. information relating to admission requirements, application Of particular importance is the contribution and guidance procedures, awards and prizes, visa requirements, and life which is received from its Governing Board and Committees. in Malta. Reference is also made to IMLI’s facilities, ranging The members of these bodies are appointed on a broad from a well-equipped library to student accommodation geographical basis with due regard to the major legal and IT facilities. A copy of this Directory can also be found systems of the world and taking into account the overriding on our website. need to ensure an adequate participation by persons with knowledge of the needs of developing countries and I wish to conclude by expressing my appreciation for the persons with recognized expertise in maritime law and tremendous support we received from many sectors of related maritime fi elds. the international maritime community. Although it is not possible to acknowledge all the assistance that we receive, The Institute’s international resident faculty is responsible for I wish to express – in particular – my gratitude to the IMO the general teaching and supervision of programmes and Secretary-General. His unique patronage has ensured that courses. This task is complemented by a formidable body IMLI has risen to the fore in the capacity building process that of visiting fellows, who are appointed on the basis of their complements the work of IMO. internationally-recognized expertise.
4 5 What is IMLI?
“Serving the Rule of International Maritime Law”
The IMO International Maritime Law Institute is an of well-trained legal personnel with specialization in international centre for the training of specialists in maritime maritime and shipping law. There is also need for persons law and the development and dissemination of knowledge with expertise and skills in the preparation and drafting of and expertise in the international legal regime of merchant legislative instruments, including the preparation of primary shipping and related areas of maritime law and the general legislation (codes, statutes, etc.) as well as the necessary law of the sea. Special emphasis is given to the international subsidiary legislation (regulations and rules) for implementing regulations and procedures for furthering the purposes and the principal instruments at State and industry levels. objectives of the International Maritime Organization as a specialized agency of the United Nations. Although many developing countries have reasonable numbers of legally trained persons, they do not always The Institute provides suitably qualifi ed persons, particularly have the required numbers of persons with the necessary from the developing countries, with high-level facilities for specialization or expertise in maritime law. To meet these advanced training, study and research in international needs, IMO has included, as a vital part of its technical maritime law and legislation for the regulation of international co-operation programme, projects for the provision of shipping. It encourages research and other appropriate technical advice and assistance in maritime law and programmes for enhancing the contribution of maritime law legislation. Under this programme, advice and assistance and legislation, and the effective global implementation have been provided on request to States on the planning of treaties and other international instruments, to the and preparation for new or updated maritime legislation. attainment of the international goal of improved safety at Such advice and assistance have been provided by IMO’s sea, effi ciency in maritime navigation and related activities inter-regional advisers or, where appropriate, by short-term and the prevention of marine pollution. consultants or experts recruited in consultation with the Government concerned. Inter-regional advisers prepare The Institute also encourages the improvement and their recommendations after one or several short visits to the dissemination of knowledge and skills in international countries, whereas consultants and experts are recruited maritime law and maritime legislation to deal with new for relatively longer periods, usually between three to six demands in international shipping and in maritime affairs in months’ duration. general. While advisory services along these lines have been useful to One of the essential requirements for operating a shipping or many States, it is generally recognized that such assistance maritime programme is the ability to implement international can only be of limited benefi t and cannot provide an conventions and instruments adopted by IMO and other effective long-term answer to the needs of these countries. relevant international organizations. What each developing country needs is not only a good maritime law regime, but also a reasonable cadre of For this purpose, States need to have appropriate legal national legal personnel who are available to oversee, on infrastructure which incorporates the provisions of the a systematic basis, the implementation of existing law, to respective conventions and instruments into national law review and evaluate the provisions and arrangements for and which has well-established procedures for applying their implementation, to advise on the need for new or and enforcing the requirements of the applicable law in all revised laws and regulations and, as necessary, to prepare relevant situations. suitable texts for consideration and adoption by the relevant legislative bodies. This is a crucial role, which must necessarily The appropriate legal infrastructure in each State should be performed on a continuous basis if it is to be effectively consist of an up-to-date legislative regime, with suitable discharged. It is therefore a need which cannot be met by machinery for the review, revision and modifi cation of that occasional visits of advisers, or even by experts who can only legislation, to keep it in line with changes in international stay for limited periods. maritime law and the latest developments in maritime technology and shipping practices. For this purpose, the IMLI’s motto is “Serving the Rule of International Maritime State, as well as the shipping industry, requires the services Law”.
Class of 2005-2006 Class of 2006-2007
6 7 Why Malta?
Within the Mediterranean, maritime navigation, trade and commerce have fl ourished under the infl uence of widely accepted and respected rules of maritime law, at times codifi ed, as in the “Consolato del Mare”. Malta’s maritime role has ensured that the study and practice of maritime law has fl ourished amongst the island’s legal profession. View of Grand Harbor from Barrakka Gardens, Valletta
Malta, a member of the European Union, abounds in Malta’s development as a maritime centre. Its harbours history and culture and is blessed by a mild and congenial provided a safe and useful haven on the major sea-routes Mediterranean climate. It is a small island of 300 square and established Malta as a major entrepôt for trade and kilometers with a small population of 400,000 known for its important bunkering station. friendliness and hospitality. Within the Mediterranean, maritime navigation, trade and Malta’s numerous archeological sites bear witness to an commerce have fl ourished under the infl uence of widely intriguing pre-historic era stretching well beyond Phoenician accepted and respected rules of maritime law, at times times interlacing the cultures and civilizations that swept the codifi ed as in the Consolato del Mare. Malta’s maritime role Mediterranean and which have left their visible marks. The has ensured that the study and practice of maritime law has Carthaginians, the Romans, the Arab Empire, the Normans, fl ourished amongst the island’s legal profession. Indeed, it the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, the French and the is this legal tradition which contributed to the formulation British have left legacies to posterity which altogether make of the Maltese initiative at the 1967 United Nations General Malta so unique. Malta became independent in 1964. Assembly that culminated in the adoption of the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. Malta also hosts Malta is within easy reach of any country in Europe and the the Regional Marine Pollution Emergency Response Centre world. There are daily fl ights to Brussels, Frankfurt, London, for the Mediterranean Sea (REMPEC), established under the Milan, Munich, Rome, Tripoli, Melbourne and Sydney, and Mediterranean Action Plan of UNEP and administered by several fl ights a week to other major cities in Europe, North IMO. Africa and the Middle East. Sicily can be reached by a fast hydrofoil and, three times a week, by a passenger/ro-ro liner. It is worth noting that Malta possesses one of the largest All this makes Malta an ideal site for an international centre registers of ships in the world. and seat of learning.
From time immemorial, Malta’s destiny has been intimately linked to the sea. Its strategic location in the center of the Mediterranean – coupled with its excellent, deep and sheltered harbours – has been mainly responsible for
Valletta Sta. Ursula Street, Valletta
6 7 IMLI Governing Board
Mr. Efthimios Mitropoulos, Secretary-General of IMO and Chairman of the IMLI Governing Board, with Members of the Board during the Board’s 21st Session held at the IMO Headquarters, London on April 11, 2007
Chairman Mr. E. E. Mitropoulos Secretary-General, IMO Members Emeritus Mr. W. O’Neil Secretary-General Emeritus, IMO Mr. C. P. Srivastava, KCMG Secretary-General Emeritus, IMO Members Prince B. A. Ajibola Ad Hoc Judge, International Court of Justice Professor D. J. Attard Director, IMLI Dr. P. Boisson Communication Director and Legal Adviser, Marine Division, Bureau Veritas Dr. R. Dürler Head, Swiss Maritime Navigation Offi ce Rear Admiral G. Gasc Maritime Counselor and Permanent Representative of France to IMO Mr. P. Griggs Past President, Comité Maritime International Mr. J. Harrison Group Legal Director, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping Mr. C. Lau Loke Sam S. C. Consultant, Alban Tay Mahtani and De Silva Mrs. B. Mould-Iddrisu Director, Legal and Constitutional Affairs Division, Commonwealth Secretariat Professor Dr. M. Pavliha Vice-President, Parliament of the Republic of Slovenia Professor F. L. Wiswall, Jr. Vice-President (Honoris Causa), Comité Maritime International
IMLI Sub-Committee on Financial and Personnel Matters
Chairman Mr. J. Harrison Group Legal Director, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping Members Professor D. J. Attard Director, IMLI Dr. P. Boisson Communication Director and Legal Adviser, Marine Division, Bureau Veritas Dr. R. Dürler Head, Swiss Maritime Navigation Offi ce
IMLI Academic Committee
Members Professor D. J. Attard Director, IMLI Dr. R. Balkin Director, Legal Affairs and External Relations Division, IMO Judge R. Cleton Member of the Council of State of the Netherlands and Deputy Judge in the Court of Appeal of the Hague Mr. C. Goldie Former Senior Partner, Thomas Miller & Co., Ltd. Mr. P. Griggs Past President, Comité Maritime International Mr. M. Hasebe Former Legal Counsel to the IOPC Funds Mr. A. Popp, Q. C. Past Chairman, IMO Legal Committee
8 9 The Faculty
The Faculty consists of fulltime staff who are responsible for the general teaching and supervision of programmes and courses. This staff is complemented by several eminent personalities including distinguished academics, maritime lawyers and judges of international repute who visit the Institute throughout the academic year to lecture on various international maritime law topics, upon which they are leading experts.
Resident Faculty
Professor David J. Attard has University of Rome II, a Senior leading journals. His book “The been admitted as Advocate Visiting Research Fellow at Exclusive Economic Zone in in Malta, and a Barrister-at- the University of Oxford, and International Law” (Clarendon Law in England and Wales. a Fullbright Fellow, Yale Law Press) was awarded the Paul He is a member of the Middle School. Guggenheim (International Temple, London. Law) Prize, Geneva. In 1988 In 1990, he was appointed on Professor Attard’s advice, Professor Attard read law at the fi rst holder of the UNEP the Government of Malta the University of Malta (LL.D.) Chair of Environmental requested the United Nations and the University of Oxford Diplomacy. Since 1992, he to take action to protect the (D. Phil.). In 1988, he was has been the Director of the global climate. His proposal Professor David J. Attard appointed to the Chair of IMO International Maritime led to the 1992 UN Convention (Malta) Public International Law at Law Institute. on the Protection of Global LL.D. (Malta) the University of Malta. He Climate. D. Phil. (Oxon) Advocate (Malta) has been a Visiting Professor Professor Attard has Barrister-at-Law (London) of International Law at the contributed various articles to Director
Mr. Norman Martinez General Directorate of the awarded the IMO Secretary- read law at the National Merchant Marine where he General’s Prize for Best Autonomous University of occupied different posts, Dissertation. He joined the Honduras (UNAH) where including Legal Adviser to the Institute’s Faculty in 1999, in 1995 he was granted Ship Registry Department, where he has been lecturing recognition for academic Head of the Port Captaincies since. excellence. He has been Department, and Head of lecturing in international law the Department of Training, Mr. Martinez has presented and maritime law for the past Certifi cation and Watch- several papers at 10 years. keeping of Seafarers. international conferences and has drafted legislation Mr. Norman Martinez Mr. Martinez began his In 1998, he obtained a for governments in several (Honduras) academic career as an Master’s Degree with areas of maritime law. In Lic. (Honduras) assistant lecturer in History distinction at the IMO 2005, he was admitted as an LL. M. (IMLI) Advocate (Honduras) of Political Thought and International Maritime Law Advocate to the Honduran Lecturer International Organizations Institute, where his research Bar Association. at the UNAH. In 1997, he was on the Delimitation of engaged by the Honduran Maritime Boundaries was
Atty. Josephine Uranza is a appointment to the Faculty, Colleges of Law of the member of the Philippine Bar. she was actively engaged Lyceum of the Philippines She obtained her Bachelor in pursuing legislative and and the Polytechnic University of Laws Degree from the regulatory reform for the of the Philippines. She also University of the Philippines. Philippine shipping industry. taught Advanced Maritime She graduated from the IMO Previous positions held include Law at the Graduate School International Maritime Law President of the Philippine of the Philippine Merchant Institute in 2005 where she Liner Shipping Association, Marine Academy. was awarded a Master of Vice-President for Liners of the Laws Degree in International Philippine Inter-island Shipping Atty. Uranza is a member Maritime Law (with Association and corporate of the Integrated Bar of the Atty. Josephine Uranza distinction). She was also counsel of the Domestic Philippines and the Maritime (The Philippines) the recipient of the Professor Shipowners Association. Lawyers Association of the A.B. (The Philippines) Walter Müller Prize for Best Philippines. LL.B. (The Philippines) Legislation Drafting Project. After completing her studies LL.M. (IMLI) at IMLI, she was appointed Attorney-at-Law She joined the Institute’s professorial lecturer of (The Philippines) Junior Assistant Lecturer Faculty in 2006. Prior to her Transportation Law at the
8 9 IMLI Visiting Fellows 2002 to 2007 and Subjects Taught
Professor Craig Allen Ms. Claudia Bennett (The United States of America) (Spain) Judson Falknor Distinguished Professor of Law Assistant Legal Offi cer University of Washington International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) “International Organizations” “Seafarers’ Rights and Enforcement Problems” “Seafarers’ Employment Contracts”
Dr. Phil Anderson Mr. Archie Bishop (The United Kingdom of Great Britain (The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) and Northern Ireland) Immediate Past President of the Nautical Consultant Institute Holman, Fenwick & Willan Law Firm Managing Director, ConsultISM Ltd. “Law of Maritime Salvage” “ISM Code”
Mr. Dani Appave Dr. Philippe Boisson (Mauritius) (France) Senior Maritime Specialist Communication Director and Legal Adviser ILO Sectoral Activities Department Marine Division, Bureau Veritas “The Merchant Shipping (Minimum Standards) “Introduction to Maritime Safety” Convention 1976” (C147) “The Actors of Maritime Safety” “The Seafarers’ Identity Documents “The Regulatory Process” Convention 2003” (C185) “Ship Safety, Construction and Equipment” “The ILO and its Maritime Activities” “Cargo Safety” “Transport of Dangerous Goods” “The Human Element and Operational Safety” “The Control of Ship Safety” “The Classifi cation Societies” “The Future of Marine Safety”
Dr. Rosalie Balkin H. E., Commissioner Joe Borg (Australia) (Malta) Director Commissioner for Fisheries and Maritime Affairs Legal Affairs and External Relations Division European Commission International Maritime Organization “A Future EU Maritime Policy: Designing a “The Legal Framework of the IMO” European Vision for Ocean and Seas” “The Establishment and Work of the Legal “An Overview of the Developments Underway Committee” Towards a Maritime Policy for the European Union” “The Future Challenges of Coordinating A European Maritime Policy”
Rear Admiral William Baumgartner Mr. Giorgio Bosco (The United States of America) (Italy) Judge Advocate General Minister The United States Coast Guard Servizio Del Contenzioso Diplomatico e Dei “Maritime Security and Law Enforcement: Trattati Migration and Other Pressing Challenges” Ministry of Foreign Affairs “Current Issues on Maritime Security”
10 11 IMLI Visiting Fellows 2002 to 2007 and Subjects Taught
Dr. Simon Busuttil Dr. Iliana Christodoulou-Varotsi (Malta) (Greece) Director Attorney-at-Law, Athens Bar Association Malta-European Union Information Center Fellow of the Panteion University, Athens “EC Industries” “Recent Development in the EC Legal “EU Institutions” Framework on Ship-Sourced Pollution – When “EU Decision-making” EC and International Law Collide” “The New EU Constitution” “EU External Relations”
Admiral Fabio Caffi o Sir Robert Coleman (Italy) (The United Kingdom of Great Britain Head of the Legal and International Juridical and Northern Ireland) Affairs Unit of the Italian Navy General Staff Senior Research Fellow “Maritime Law Enforcement” Institute of Governance of the Oceans “The Law of Naval Operations” University of Belfast and “Maritime Security Operations: Legal Aspects” Former EU Director-General of Transport “Overview of EU Maritime Law and Policy” “EU’s External Maritime Relations” “Rights and Duties of EU States” “The EU Law on Maritime Pollution” “The EU Maritime Transport: A General Introduction” “Maritime Transport: The Rights and Responsibilities of the Member States of the European Union”
Professor Giuseppe Cataldi Dr. Isabelle Corbier (Italy) (France) Professor of Law, University of Naples Barrister at the Bar of Paris – L’Orientale Lecturer at the University of Paris “Fisheries Regulations in the Framework of the “The Relationship Between States and Ship EU” Owners”
Professor Lee Sik Chai Mr. Ernest Corrado (The Republic of Korea) (The United States of America) Chairman, Legal Committee Counselor and Consultant International Maritime Organization Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP “IMO Legal Committee” Attorneys-at-Law “Future Work Programme” “OPA 90” “Civil Liability for Oil Pollution” “The HNS Convention”
Mr. Jonathan Chaimovic Dr. G. Beate Czerwenka (The United Kingdom of Great Britain (Germany) and Northern Ireland) Head of Section Partner, Clyde & Co. Commercial Contracts – Transport Law and “Seafarer’s Rights” Ministerial Counselor, Federal Ministry of Justice “Enforcement of Seafarer’s Rights” “The Drafting and Negotiation of International Maritime Conventions and the Adoption Thereof in Domestic Law” “Maritime Legislation Drafting in Civil Law Countries”
10 11 IMLI Visiting Fellows 2002 to 2007 and Subjects Taught
Professor Yves Daudet Dr. Mahin Faghfouri (France) (Islamic Republic of Iran) Professeur à l’Universite Paris Pantheon- President Sorbonne International Multi-Modal Transport Association Secretaire Generale de l’Academie de Droit “Multimodal Transport” International de la Haye “The 1999 Arrest Convention” “Current Aspects of the Security Council of the “The Work of the UNCTAD” United Nations” “The UNCITRAL Draft Instrument on Carriage of “The Process of Elaboration of International Goods” Law, with Special Reference to the Law of the “E-Commerce” Sea”
Mr. Jacques de Dieu Lt. Commander Matthew Fay (Belgium) (The United States of America) Deputy Head, Unit for Maritime Safety and Executive Offi cer and Command Judge Policy Advocate of the Coast Guard Maritime Law European Commission Enforcement Academy “IMO vs. EU” “The Use of Force at Sea with Special “The EU – IMO’s Best Ally” Reference to Drug Traffi cking”
Mr. Richard J. Dodson Justice Joseph A. Filletti (The United States of America) (Malta) Dodson & Hooks Law Offi ce Judge, Law Courts “Seafarers’ Rights and Enforcement Problems” “International Tribunals”
Dr. Darko Domovic Dr. Stefano Filletti (Croatia) (Malta) Head, Regional Marine Pollution Emergency Advocate Response Centre for the Mediterranean Sea “UNCLOS Part XII” (REMPEC) Response Unit “London Dumping Convention 1972” “Global and Regional Systems for Cooperation “Implementation of International Conventions in Preparedness and Response to Accidental on Marine Environmental Law” Marine Pollution” “Marine Pollution Prevention Under Part XI of “OPRC and OPRC-HNS” UNCLOS” “Conventions Dealing with Marine Pollution Prevention”
Dr. Reto Dürler Rear Admiral Jean-Louis Fillon (Switzerland) (France) Head, Swiss Maritime Navigation Offi ce Purser General, French Navy “The New Maritime Labor Convention” “A French and Navy Point of View about the Law of the Sea”
12 13 IMLI Visiting Fellows 2002 to 2007 and Subjects Taught
Ms. Deirdre Fitzpatrick Major (Ret) G. Anthony Hall (The United Kingdom of Great Britain (The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) and Northern Ireland) Solicitor and Legal Offi cer Security Consultant and Instructor – LITAV Italy International Transport Workers’ Federation “Maritime Security” “The ITF and the Shipping Industry” “Seafarers’ Minimum Conditions of Employment”
Mr. Mitja Grbec Mr. Masamichi Hasebe (Slovenia) (Japan) Lawyer and Private Consultant Former Legal Counsel “Marine Environmental Law” International Oil Pollution Compensation Fund (IOPC) “CLC/Fund Conventions” “The IOPC Fund”
Professor Don Greig Mr. William Hughes Watson (The United Kingdom of Great Britain (The United States of America) and Northern Ireland) Senior Correspondent for the Americas and Visiting Fellow, Australian National University Bureau Chief in the Washington Offi ce of in Canberra and at the British Institute of Fairplay International and Comparative Law in London “The Maritime Attorney as Spokesperson “An Assessment of the Performance of the – Establishing Media Relations” International Community in 2003”
Mr. Patrick Griggs Mr. Roger Jones (The United Kingdom of Great Britain (The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) and Northern Ireland) Past President, Comité Maritime International Director of Administration Senior Partner, Ince & Co. International Maritime Organization “Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims – LLMC “IMO – Challenges and Opportunities” 1976 and Protocol 1996, Athens 1974 and Protocol 2002” “Obstacles to Uniformity of Maritime Law” “Arrest Convention 1999” “Places of Refuge” “Fair Treatment of Seafarers Following a Maritime Accident” “Draft Wreck Removal Convention” “2001 Bunker Convention”
Mr. Joachim Grimsmann Professor Atsuko Kanehara (Germany) (Japan) Chief, Maritime and Working Time Section Professor of International Law International Labor Standards Department Faculty of Law International Labor Offi ce (ILO) Rikkyo University “Sources of International Maritime Labour “Recent Development of Law Enforcement Law” Measures on the High Seas and their “The Establishment, Institutional Framework, Importance to the Freedom of Navigation Purpose and Role of the ILO” – Recent International Practices in the Fields “International Labour Standards for Seafarers of Fishery Regulations and Combating and the Implementation Thereof” International Terrorism”
12 13 IMLI Visiting Fellows 2002 to 2007 and Subjects Taught
Professor Dietrich Kappeler Mr. Gaetano Librando (Switzerland) (Italy) The Graduate Institute of International Studies Senior Legal Offi cer, Legal Offi ce “The Rule of Law in International Relations” Legal Affairs and External Relations Division “An Overview of the Law of Treaties” International Maritime Organization (IMO) “Legal Developments at IMO”
Mr. Fotis Karamitsos Dr. Dierk Lindemann (Greece) (Germany) Director Managing Director Maritime Transport and Inter-modality German Shipowners’ Association Directorate “A New Consolidated ILO Maritime Labour Directorate General for Transport and Energy Convention” (DG-TREN), European Commission “International Maritime Labour Law” “EC Maritime Law”
Lt. Commander Brad Keiserman Professor Vaughan Lowe (The United States of America) (The United Kingdom of Great Britain Legal Adviser to the Chief of Law Enforcement and Northern Ireland) Headquarters Chichele Professor of Public International Law The United States Coast Guard Fellow of All Souls’ College, Oxford University “Maritime Enforcement” “International Law: What it is and What it does” “The Evolution of the Law of the Sea” “The End of the Freedom of the High Seas”
Professor Paul M. Kennedy Dr. Patricia Mallia (The United Kingdom of Great Britain (Malta) and Northern Ireland) Assistant Lecturer J. Richardson Dilworth Professor of History and Department of Public International Law Director of International Security Studies Faculty of Laws, University of Malta Yale University “International Dispute Settlement” “Maritime Security”
Dr. André Kirchner H. E., Professor Guido de Marco (Germany) (Malta) Consultant for International Law Former President “Environmental Protection in Time of Armed United Nations General Assembly and Confl ict” President Emeritus, Republic of Malta “Case Study: Environmental Warfare in A- “The United Nations” Land” “Environmental Security” “Marine Protected Areas/High Seas”
14 15 IMLI Visiting Fellows 2002 to 2007 and Subjects Taught
Mr. David Martin-Clark Mr. Paul Nemitz (The United Kingdom of Great Britain (Germany) and Northern Ireland) Head of Unit, Legal Affairs Insurance & Shipping Consultant EU Commission for Fisheries and Maritime Commercial Disputes Arbitrator and Mediator Affairs “CMI’s Draft Outline Instrument on Transport Deputy Head of Maritime Policy Task Force Law” “The EU and the Law of the Sea” “Electronic Bills of Lading: The Bolero System/ The Presentation Rule”
Commander Steven McCleary Mr. Bent Nielsen (The United States of America) (Denmark) Legal Adviser to the Commander Comité Maritime International and Joint Inter-Agency Task Force Retired Partner of Kromann Reumert, South Key West, Florida Copenhagen “Maritime Enforcement” “General Average” “Salvage” “Implementation of Maritime Law Conventions – Scandinavian Model”
Mr. John McPhail Ms. Miren del Olmo (The United Kingdom of Great Britain (Spain) and Northern Ireland) Assistant Secretary, Legal Department Lawyer, Thomas Miller & Co., Ltd. International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) Managers of the U.K. P & I Club “The International Transport Workers’ “Protection and Indemnity” Federation” “P&I Insurance” “Seafarers’ Employment Contracts” “CLC Convention” “The ITF and the Shipping Industry” “Seafarers’ Rights and Enforcement Problems” “Seafarers’ Minimum Conditions of Employment”
Dr. Stefan Micallef Mr. Jonathan Pace (Malta) (Malta) Deputy Director, Marine Environment Division Programme Offi cer (Prevention), REMPEC International Maritime Organization “Shipping and International Trade” “Amended MARPOL Annex II and the IBC “The Shipping Market (Types of Shipping)” Code” “The World Fleet and The Impact of Open Registers” “REMPEC and the Barcelona Convention”
H. E., Dr. Ugo Mifsud Bonnici Professor Dr. Marko Pavliha (Malta) (Slovenia) President Emeritus, Republic of Malta Vice-President “Introduction to Comparative Law” Parliament of the Republic of Slovenia “Classifi cations and Differentiations” “The Law of Marine Insurance” “The Mainstream of Law in the West” “The Specifi c Nature of the Anglo-Saxon Common Law Systems” “Law in Islamic Countries” “Law in Marxist Systems” “Law and Change: The Drafting of New Laws” “Convergences Toward Unity”
14 15 IMLI Visiting Fellows 2002 to 2007 and Subjects Taught
The Right Honorable The Lord Phillips of Worth Mr. Ashley Roach Matravers (The United States of America) (The United Kingdom of Great Britain Attorney-Advisor, Offi ce of the Legal Adviser and Northern Ireland) Department of State Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales “Maritime Enforcement” “Milestones in the Legal Career of an Ancient Mariner”
Professor F. Plaza Montero Mr. Francis Rose (Spain) (The United Kingdom of Great Britain International Marine Consultant and and Northern Ireland) Advisor to the Spanish Maritime Administration Professor of Commercial Law and “Port State Control” Director of the Norton Rose Centre of Commercial Law University of Bristol “General Average” “Pilotage” “The Action in Rem”
Mr. Alfred Popp, Q. C. Dr. Mario Ruivo (Canada) (Portugal) Former Chairman, IMO Legal Committee Chairman, Inter-sectorial Oceanographic Senior General Counsel Commission Maritime Legal Secretariat Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher Department of Justice, Canada Education and “The Application of Rules of Torts in Maritime Member of the Governing Board Civil Liability Conventions” International Ocean Institute, Malta “Tort in Marine Environmental Law” “Ocean, Science and Action”
Mr. Wayne Raabe Dr. Ewa Salkiewicz-Munnerlyn (The United States of America) (Poland) Senior Trial Attorney Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Offi ce of Narcotic and Dangerous Drugs “The ICJ: Interim Measures of Protection” Criminal Division, Department of Justice “Maritime Enforcement”
Professor Francis M.B. Reynolds Dr. Ivan Sammut (The United Kingdom of Great Britain (Malta) and Northern Ireland) Assistant Lecturer In European Law Professor Emeritus, University of Oxford Department of European & Comparative Law “Carriage of Goods by Sea” Faculty of Laws, University of Malta “EU Institutions”
16 17 IMLI Visiting Fellows 2002 to 2007 and Subjects Taught
Mr. Tullio Scovazzi Professor William Tetley (Italy) (Canada) Professor of International Law McGill University University of Milano, Bicocca, Milan “Common Carriage vs. Private Carriage” “Marine Archaeological Protection” “History and Fundamentals of Maritime Law” “Private Carriage: Good Faith in Contract” “Maritime Liens and Confl ict of Laws” “Due Diligence to Make the Ship Seaworthy”
Mr. D. Bruce Shine Judge Helmut Türk (The United States of America) (Austria) Attorney, Shine & Mason Judge Adjunct Professor of Law International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea Appalachian School of Law at Grundy, Virginia “The Contribution of the Law of the Sea “Introduction to the EU and the EU Judicial Tribunal to International Law” System” “Land-locked States and the Law of the Sea” “The EU’s Right of Free Movement to Reside and Provide Legal Services” “Alternative Dispute Resolution”
H. E., Dr. Mario Soares Professor Ioannos Tzoannos (Portugal) (Greece) Former President of Portugal Secretary General “Uses of the Ocean for Sustainable Ministry of Mercantile Marine Development” “EU Maritime Issues”
Ambassador D. P. Srivastava Ms. Nihan Unlu (India) (Turkey) Indian High Commissioner to Malta Legal Offi cer “Terrorism and International Law” Legal Affairs and External Relations Division International Maritime Organization “The Legal Framework of IMO” “The IMO Conventions”
Professor Ping-fat Sze Mr. Bernard Vanheule (Australia) (Belgium) Associate Professor of Law, University of Macau Senior Legal Offi cer Visiting Fellow, Clare Hall, Cambridge Royal Belgian Shipowners’ Association “Cargo Insurance” “EU Shipping Law” “EC Shipping Law: Competition” “EC Shipping Law: Crew and Safety” “EC Shipping Law: Criminal Sanctions in the Protection of the Marine Environment” “EC Shipping Law: Criminal Sanctions in relation to Marine Pollution”
16 17 IMLI Visiting Fellows 2002 to 2007 and Subjects Taught
Mr. Lino Vassallo Major (Ret) Martin J. Walker (Malta) (The United Kingdom of Great Britain Executive Director and Northern Ireland) Merchant Shipping Directorate and Security Consultant and Instructor – LITAV Italy Permanent Representative of Malta to IMO “Maritime Security” “Flag State Regime – The Basic Principles”
Mr. Gunter Weiss (Germany) Former Ambassador of the European Commission to Malta “The Institutional Framework of the EU from the Ambassador Charles Vella Post-War Period to a New World Order” (Malta) “External Relations of the EU: The Association Former Ambassador of Malta of Developing States” “UNCLOS Negotiations” “The Origins and Historical Evolution of the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy” “The Fisheries Policy of the European Union” “Introduction to European Institutions”
Professor Frank L. Wiswall, Jr. (The United States of America) Vice-President (Honoris Causa) Comité Maritime International Proctor and Advocate in Admiralty “Maritime Legal History” “Maritime Legislation Drafting” “Law of Maritime Collisions” Dr. Ivan Vella (Malta) Advocate “International Trade Law” “Law of Property” “Carriage of Goods by Sea” “Nationality and Registration of Ships” “Maritime Legislation Drafting” Mr. Godwin Xerri “Ship Mortgages and Hypothecs” (Malta) “Maritime Liens and Privileges” Managing Director “International Conventions on Maritime Liens Focal Maritime Services Co., Ltd. and Mortgages” “Shipping and International Trade” “Enforcement of Maritime Claims” “Liner Shipping” “Intervention on the High Seas” “Management and Operation of Ships” “Carriage of Passengers and their Luggage” “Proprietary Interests in Ships (Sale and “International Settlement of Disputes under Purchase of Ships)” UNCLOS” “Charter Parties/Shipping Documentation” “Ship Management”
Mr. Igor Vio Captain Joseph Zerafa (Croatia) (Malta) Lecturer, University of Rijeka SAFEMED Project Offi cer, Maritime Safety “Civil Liability for Marine Pollution Damage” “Physical Attributes of a Ship” “Major Categories of Ships” “Safety of Navigation including Meteorology” “Technical Aspects of Shipping”
18 19 Conferment of Honorary Titles and Awards By virtue of the powers vested by the Statute under which the IMO International Maritime Law Institute is established, the Institute may confer honorary titles and awards such as “Honorary Professor of International Maritime Law” and “Doctor of International Maritime Law Honoris Causa”.
The title of “Honorary Professor of International Maritime Law” has been conferred upon:
Professor Francesco Berlingieri (Italy) Dr. Walter Müller (Switzerland) Professor Francis M. B. Reynolds (The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) Dr. Frank Lawrence Wiswall, Jr. (The United States of America)
The degree of “Doctor of International Maritime Law Honoris Causa” has been conferred upon:
Mr. William Birch Reynardson (The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) Professor Francesco Berlingieri and Reverend Professor Peter Serracino-Inglott during Reverend Professor Peter Serracino-Inglott (Malta) the Honoris Causa held on January 10, 2001 where the title of Honorary Professor of The Right Honorable The Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers (The International Maritime Law was conferred on Professor Berlingieri and the honorary United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) degree of Doctor of International Maritime Law was conferred on Reverend Professor Serracino-Inglott In May 2004 the award for “Meritorious Contribution Towards the Progressive Development and Codifi cation of International Maritime Law” was conferred upon:
Mr. William O’Neil (Canada, Secretary-General Emeritus, IMO)
In May 2007, the award for “Meritorious Contribution Towards the Unifi cation, Harmonization and Dissemination of International Maritime Law” was conferred upon:
Professor Francis M. B. Reynolds (The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)
The Right Honorable The Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, is conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of International Maritime Law during the ceremony held on March 30, 2007
Professor Frank Wiswall, the late Mrs. Walter Müller, Mrs. Libby Wiswall, Mrs. Ugo Mifsud Bonnici, His Excellency, Dr. Ugo Mifsud Bonnici, President Emeritus of Malta, Professor David Attard, and the late Professor Walter Müller during the ceremony held on March 30, 1999 where the title of Honorary Professor of International Maritime Law was conferred on Professor Wiswall and Professor Müller
Mr. William O’Neil, Secretary-General Emeritus of IMO, is conferred the award for Meritorious Contribution Towards the Progressive Development and Codifi cation of International Maritime Law during the Graduation Ceremony held on May 15, 2004
The late Dr. Joseph Fenech, Professor David Attard, Mr. William Birch Reynardson, His Excellency, Professor Guido de Marco, President Emeritus of Malta, Professor Francis M. B. Reynolds, and the Honorable Censu Galea, Minister for Competitiveness and Communications of Malta, during the ceremony held on March 17, 2000 where the honorary degree of Doctor of International Maritime Law was conferred on Mr. Professor Francis M. B. Reynolds is conferred the award for Meritorious Contribution Reynardson and the title of Honorary Professor of International Maritime Law was Towards the Unifi cation, Harmonization and Dissemination of International Maritime Law conferred on Professor Reynolds during the Graduation Ceremony held on May 5, 2007
18 19 IMLI Library
The Institute’s Library was set up in 1989, concurrently with the establishment of the Institute. At present, its holdings include most of the major textbooks in the fi eld of international maritime law. During recent years, the Library has expanded its acquisition of texts on different legal systems as part of the Institute’s endeavors to develop it into a comparative maritime law library. The purchasing of new books has been streamlined to ensure that all major areas of international maritime law are adequately represented in forthcoming orders.
Apart from the acquisitions made by the Institute and the book donations obtained from different law fi rms, institutions, organizations and distinguished personalities, the Library has been annually expanding its collection of national maritime legislation donated by students.
The Library holdings are organized in a user-friendly manner following the LL.M. Programme structure. The Library has a comprehensive Book section, Law Reports section, Periodicals section, and research and internet access facilities.
During the last few years, the IMLI Library has evolved into one of the leading specialized research libraries in the fi eld of international maritime law.
Dr. Mario Soares, former President of Portugal, is shown the Professor Atsuko Kanehara of the Faculty of Law, Rikkyo University, collection of legislation drafting projects of IMLI graduates Japan, is shown IMLI’s collection of law reports adopting international conventions into relevant national law
The IMLI library has a comprehensive collection of books, law The IMLI library has evolved into one of the leading maritime law reports and periodicals libraries in this part of the globe
20 21 International Relations IMLI maintains strong institutional links with national and and the International Transport Workers Federation (ITF). The international organizations and corporations pre-eminent in Institute maintains extensive links with national maritime law the fi eld of shipping. Organizations such as the IMO, Nippon associations such as the British Maritime Law Association, Foundation, Lloyd’s Register and CMI are not only a source the Maritime Law Association of Singapore, the Maritime of necessary fellowships for IMLI students but also provide the Law Association of Slovenia, the Canadian Maritime Law Institute with eminent visiting lecturers and fellows in the fi eld Association, and the American Law Association. It is the of shipping law. Other such organizations which provide link with these national and international organizations, valuable support to the Institute are the European Union which is the cornerstone of IMLI’s position as the foremost (EU), the International Labour Organization (ILO), the United educational institute in international maritime law. Nations Conference for Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
Professor Paul M. Kennedy, J. Richardson Dilworth Professor of History and Director of International Security Studies, Yale University, with Professor David Attard and IMLI students
Mr. Patrick Griggs, Past President of the Comité Maritime International, lectures on the Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims
The Honorable Joe Borg, EU Commissioner For Fisheries and Maritime Affairs, with the Honorable Censu Galea, Minister for Competitiveness and Communications of Malta, Professor David Attard, Professor Dr. Marko Pavliha, Vice-President of the Parliament of Slovenia, and Dr. Philippe Boisson, Communication Director and Legal Adviser of Bureau Veritas, France
20 21 Donors The operating costs of the Institute are met through voluntary contributions from governments, companies, foundations, and international development assistance organizations.
IMLI requires funding to enable the further consolidation of its institutional stability and security in particular to support:
• Its core staff • Scholarships for lawyers from developing States • Cost of visiting lecturers • Consolidation of its library facilities and research programmes
IMO
The International Maritime Organization continues to support IMLI’s funding requirements. It annually provides four full scholarships and one partial scholarship. These scholarships are intended for deserving government-nominated candidates who wish to pursue post-graduate studies in international maritime law at IMLI.
The IMO relies on IMLI for the training of lawyers, particularly in developing States, so that they may have the capacity to generate national legal expertise in respect of adherence to the applicable international maritime law conventions and legal instruments, implementation and incorporation of such conventions and instruments into national law, effective enforcement of the relevant national law, and proper interpretation of that national law to ensure harmonization Mr. Efthimios Mitropoulos, IMO Secretary General, presents the with the international regime. IMO Secretary-General’s Prize for Best Dissertation to Mr. Guillermo Alfredo Bouroncle Calixto (Peru) during the 2007 Graduation Ceremony
Nippon Foundation
IMLI and the Nippon Foundation, which is based in Tokyo, Graduation Ceremony, was created as part of the Project, Japan, launched during the academic year 2003-2004 and is awarded every year to the Nippon Scholar who has their joint “Human Resources Development Project for the best overall performance in IMLI’s LL.M. Programme. the Advancement of a More Effective Legal Order for the Oceans”. The aim of this common undertaking is to contribute to the promotion, adoption, effective implementation and enforcement of international maritime conventions adopted under the aegis of the United Nations and the International Maritime Organization, and to encourage greater participation by developing States in the major international maritime law conventions and legal instruments.
The realization of the project has been made possible through the generous contribution of funds by the Nippon Foundation.
An important feature and integral part of this project is the provision of scholarships for deserving lawyers from developing countries, especially from the Asian region, to study at IMLI. Since the start of the project, 36 lawyers Mr. Yohei Sasakawa, Chairman of the Nippon Foundation, pins the from 23 States have been awarded Nippon Foundation marker on the IMLI Map signifying the participation of the fi rst IMLI scholarships, which have allowed them to pursue graduate graduate from Japan, Mr. Takashi Arikawa, as part of IMLI’s global studies in international maritime law at IMLI. network
The “Sasakawa Prize for the Best Performing Nippon Scholar”, which was awarded for the fi rst time during the 2004
22 23 Donors Swiss Government
The Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of the Government of Switzerland, in coordination with the Swiss Maritime Navigation Offi ce, renewed in 2006 its Donor’s Agreement with IMLI. The Agreement covers a fi xed annual fi nancial contribution to the Institute for four academic years beginning 2007-2008 to 2010-2011. The fi nancial contribution will enable the Institute to continue with its programme of providing post-graduate studies and research opportunities in the fi eld of international maritime law to government-nominated candidates.
Contributions from governments, such as the one made by the Government of Switzerland, enable the Institute to continue to pursue its goal of providing training and education to promising professionals which they can use as a means to focus on, and create the foundation for, a successful, benefi cial, and effective global legal order for the oceans. Such contributions help pave the way to enable governments, particularly of developing States, to access training opportunities for their domestic legal Dr. Reto Dürler, Head of the Swiss Maritime Navigation Offi ce, personnel in the fi eld of international maritime law. meets IMLI students
SAFEMED
In 2006, the “Euro-Med Cooperation on Maritime Safety and Prevention of Pollution from Ships – SAFEMED” (SAFEMED Project) committed to award ten scholarships to qualifi ed government- nominated students enrolling in IMLI’s Master of Laws Programme for academic years 2006-2007 and 2007-2008.
The scholarships are available to students coming from Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Syria, Tunisia, and Turkey. The scholarships granted under the project are intended to further the Institute’s role in ensuring that governments particularly in the Mediterranean region are provided with training opportunities for their domestic legal personnel in the fi eld of international maritime law.
The SAFEMED Project is funded by the European Union (EU) and is being implemented by the Regional Marine Pollution Emergency Response Centre for the Mediterranean Sea (REMPEC) which is headquartered in Malta. The SAFEMED Project seeks to mitigate the imbalance in the application of maritime legislation in the Mr. Frederic Hebert, Director of REMPEC, with Professor David region among Mediterranean partners who are not members of Attard during the ceremony establishing the SAFEMED-IMLI the EU and those who are members of the EU by promoting a Scholarship Program coherent, effective, and uniform implementation of the relevant international conventions aimed at better protection of the marine environment in the Mediterranean region.
ITF Seafarers’ Trust
IMLI and the International Transport Workers’ Federation’s Seafarers’ Trust (ITF Seafarers’ Trust), established in 2006 the joint project relating to “The Human Dimension in International Maritime Law: Seafarers’ Rights”. The ITF is represented in Malta by the General Workers Union.
The project is intended to provide for the promotion, adoption, and implementation of international maritime rules and standards relating to seafarers’ rights. The project is being undertaken in two phases. The fi rst phase focuses on the consolidation of the Institute’s ongoing programmes on international maritime labour law and will involve the setting up of dedicated, specialized Mr. Tony Zarb, General Workers’ Union Secretary-General, and research facilities on seafarers’ rights. The second phase covers Mr. Michael Parnis, Deputy Secretary-General International, with the provision of two scholarships to deserving senior government Professor David Attard during the establishment of the joint project lawyers to pursue post-graduate studies in international maritime of IMLI and the ITF Seafarers’ Trust entitled “The Human Dimension law under IMLI’s LL.M. Programme for academic year 2007-2008. in International Maritime Law: Seafarers’ Rights”
22 23 Donors Government of Malta
The premises of IMLI are provided by the Government of Malta. The premises are located on the University of Malta Campus. The premises comprise of the administration building where the lecture hall, library, student common room, and administrative offi ces are located, and the studio rooms which are in the courtyard adjacent to the administration building.
University of Malta The Honorable Lawrence Gonzi, Prime Minister of Malta, with Mr. Nishit Maru (Kenya), Professor Lee Sik Chai, Dr. Philippe Boisson and Professor David Attard during the visit of the Prime Minister to IMLI
Donors: 1989 to 2007
Comité Maritime International (CMI) Government of the Marshall Islands International Association of Dredging Commonwealth Fund for Technical Government of Mozambique Contractors Cooperation (CFTC) Government of Namibia International Centre for Ocean European Union Commission Government of the Netherlands Development, Canada Indian Ocean Commission (IOC) Government of Nigeria International Development Research International Maritime Organization Government of Pakistan Centre, Canada International Transport Workers Government of Peru Japan Shipbuilding Industry Foundation Federation (ITF), ITF Seafarers’ Trust Government of Poland (Sasakawa Fellowship Fund) United Nations Development Government of the Russian Federation Korea Shipowners Association Programme (UNDP) Government of Tonga Lloyd’s Register Educational Trust United Nations Educational, Scientifi c Government of Saudi Arabia Malta Maritime Authority and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) Government of the Sudan Maritime B. P. (France) World Bank Government of Switzerland Medserv Limited (Malta) Government of the United Republic Mexican Navy Government of Algeria of Tanzania National Maritime Administration Government of Angola Government of Thailand (Nigeria) Government of the Bahamas Nigerdock Nigeria Limited Government of Cape Verde Brazilian Navy Nigerian Ports Authority Government of the Congo Bufete Coindet & Asociados Nippon Foundation Government of Fiji (Honduras) Norwegian Agency for Development Government of France Canadian International Development Cooperation (NORAD) Government of the Gambia Agency (CIDA) Onassis Group of Companies Government of Ghana Caspian Shipping Co. (Republic of Pakistan Navy Government of Haiti Azerbaijan) Mr. P. S. Panagopoulos and Mr. A. Government of Indonesia CMI American Foundation Panagopoulos Government of the Islamic Republic Costamare Shipping Company Papachristidis Company of Iran Det Nordenfjeldske Dampskibsselskab Petroleo Mexicanos (PEMEX) Government of Kenya As, Norway SAFEMED Government of Latvia General Maritime Transport Company, SMIT International Government of Lithuania Libya Swedish International Development Government of Luxembourg Greek Shipping Co-Operation Authority (SIDA) Government of Malaysia Committee Thomas Miller & Co. Ltd. (U. K.) Government of Malta India National Shipowners Association Transnet Ltd. (South Africa)
24 25 IMLI
PROGRAMMES AND COURSES
Class of 2006-2007
24 25 Programmes and Courses The Institute offers three types of programmes and courses:
1. Master of Laws in International Maritime Law
The Institute’s hallmark programme is the Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Maritime Law. The main purpose of the programme is to train legal advisers in relevant areas of international maritime law, including the law of the sea, marine environmental law, and shipping law. The duration of the LL.M. Programme is one academic year, beginning in mid-September and ending in May of the following year. The programme is intensive and features taught courses, research work, and a number of fi eld trips. Particular emphasis is placed on the acquisition by students of legislative drafting skills.
2. Ph.D. Programme
The Institute offers a Ph.D. Programme leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in International Maritime Law based on a dissertation of no more than 100,000 words. The duration of the research undertaken must be between three to fi ve years and it can be largely undertaken from abroad.
3. Advanced Diploma in International Maritime Law
The Institute launched in 2005 the Advanced Diploma in International Maritime Law. The programme is designed to benefi t professionals, including those in the most senior levels, who are involved in maritime practice both in the private and public sectors and who, because of their careers, are unable to be away from their jobs for any length of time in excess of a few weeks per year.
IMLI has often been required by governmental and international bodies to organize specifi c short-term courses, which focus on subjects covered by its academic syllabus. In such cases, courses are tailor made to meet the specifi c requirements of the organizers and bring them the latest developments of the law in their areas of interest.
Professor Vaughan Lowe, Chichele Professor of Public International Dr. Philippe Boisson, Communication Director and Legal Adviser of Law and Fellow at All Souls College, Oxford University, autographs Bureau Veritas, lectures to IMLI students his book entitled “The Law of the Sea” co-aurthored with Professor Robin Churchill
26 27 The LL.M. Programme Studying at IMLI provides a unique opportunity to embrace the international nature of maritime law in a multicultural environment under the guidance of renowned professors and lecturers.
IMLI offers a specialized post-graduate programme leading to the degree of Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Maritime Law. The programme consists of post-graduate education in nearly all areas of international maritime law, including the law of the sea, marine environmental law, and shipping law. The programme is mainly addressed to lawyers, legal advisers, judges, and legal draftsmen and women whose duties encompass maritime issues and who are seeking specialization. The programme is also open to law graduates of any country who intend to pursue a legal career in the fi eld of maritime law whether in the public or private sectors, whether in practice, administration or academia.
Although originally most suitable to candidates from developing countries, the programme has grown into a comprehensive and versatile curriculum accommodating the needs of students from around the world. The focus of the programme is “the rule of international maritime law”.
The teaching is delivered by the Institute’s resident academic staff as well as by eminent visiting fellows who are practitioners and academics of international repute in various fi elds of maritime law. The entire programme, particularly the teaching and the writing of examinations, dissertations, and projects, is in the English language.
Judge Helmut Türk of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Dr. Rosalie Balkin, IMO Legal Affairs Director, lectures on the Legal Sea lectures on Land-locked States and the Law of the Sea Framework of the International Maritime Organization
Rear Admiral William Baumgartner, the United States Coast Guard The Honorable Joe Borg, Commissioner for Fisheries and Maritime Judge Advocate General, lectures on Maritime Security Threats Affairs of the European Commission, delivers the Inaugural Lecture on EC Shipping Law
26 27 Unique Nature of the LL.M. Programme The Institute’s LL.M. Programme provides students with specialized education in maritime law from an international perspective. Particular emphasis is placed on the study of shipping law, especially the international regulatory law of maritime transport to ensure maritime safety and the protection of the marine environment. The programme also covers the commercial law aspects of shipping, including the carriage of goods by sea and marine insurance as well as public international law and law of the sea.
Unlike traditional programmes, the LL.M. Programme offers a distinctive cross- national study of maritime law. Major systems of law in the world, including the civil law and common law systems, are comparatively considered in relation to maritime affairs. An international faculty brings to the classroom the legislative and judicial experience of leading maritime jurisdictions.
The programme is also designed to provide training in the development and drafting of maritime legislation both from a theoretical as well as a practical perspective. Intensive drafting exercises are carried out taking into account both the international law on the subject and the national maritime policies and objectives.
IMLI prides itself on its international faculty, composed of around 50 professors and lecturers drawn from leading international organizations, universities, and fi rms who visit the Institute throughout the academic year, bringing the latest developments directly to the classroom. A resident faculty provides the day-to-day running of the programme and supervises the progress of students.
The LL.M. Programme is an exciting cross-cultural journey as the Institute draws candidates from across the globe. IMLI promotes a spirit of mutual understanding and cooperation between cultures, paving the way for future collaboration between graduates in combining efforts towards the unifi cation of international maritime law.
Professor Guido de Marco, former UN General Assembly President Professor Yves Daudet, Professeur à l’Universite Paris Pantheon- and President Emeritus of Malta, meets IMLI students Sorbonne and Secretaire Generale de l’Academie de Droit International de la Haye, lectures on the UN Security Council
Visit to the SCL Bern at the Malta Shipyard Tribute to the late Dr. Joseph Fenech, one of IMLI’s founding fathers
28 29 Main Benefi ciaries of the Programme The LL.M. Programme is addressed to law graduates and legal professionals from around the world seeking specialization in maritime law at post-graduate level.
Candidates for the programme are usually offi cially nominated by their governments or national administrations. A small number of seats are also made available for independent candidates.
It is generally recognized that in a large number of developing States there are very few lawyers with specialized knowledge of maritime law. Consequently, the availability of well-trained maritime lawyers enables these States to review and update their maritime legislation in accordance with national policies and developments taking place at international level.
The comprehensive and interdisciplinary character of the IMLI LL.M. Programme equips graduates to serve in non-governmental organizations as well, such as in the legal departments of port authorities, shipping companies and organizations, providing advisory legal services to Governments and shipping concerns.
Class of 2002-2003 with Dr. Rosalie Balkin, IMO Legal Affairs Director Class of 2005-2006 with Mrs. Cherie Booth and Mrs. Catherine Gonzi
Class of 2003-2004 Class of 2006-2007
Class of 2004-2005 with Mr. John McPhail, lawyer of Class of 2006-2007 with Mr. Efthimios Mitropoulos, IMO Secretary- Thomas Miller & Co., Ltd. General, Professor Francis M. B. Reynolds, Professor David Attard, faculty members and tutors, during the 2007 Graduation Ceremony
28 29 Women Candidates In order to promote the integration of women from developing countries in the formulation of national and international legislative instruments, fi fty per cent of the places on the LL.M. Programme are reserved for suitably qualifi ed women candidates.
The Right Honorable The Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, with the female members of the Class of 2006-2007 Awards and Prizes for Successful Candidates
Candidates who successfully complete the programme are Each student is also required to submit a maritime legislation awarded the degree of Master of Laws in International Maritime drafting project under the supervision of a designated member Law. The assessment of students undertaking the LL.M. of the Faculty. Finally, students are expected to undergo Programme is based on fi ve equally-valued components. continuous assessment in the form of written assignments, tutorials, two written tests, and attendance at lectures, There are two fi nal and comprehensive examinations, one seminars, conferences, fi eld trips and other activities organized in Shipping Law and another in Law of the Sea. In addition, by the Institute. each student is required to submit a 10,000-word dissertation, independently researched and supervised by a member of Every year, the Institute awards a number of prizes to students the Institute’s Faculty. who have excelled in different areas of the LL.M. Programme.
Mr. Efthimios Mitropoulos, IMO Secretary-General, presents the IMO Mr. Frederic Hebert, Director of REMPEC, presents the REMPEC Secretary-General’s Prize for Best Dissertation to Mr. Abdullah Khallid Marine Environment Law Prize to Ms. Xuefei Zheng (China) during Al-Qhatani (Saudi Arabia) during the 2004 Graduation Ceremony the 2006 Graduation Ceremony
The Honorable Censu Galea, Minister for Competitiveness and Mr. Masazumi Nagamitsu, Executive Director of the Nippon Communications of Malta, presents the Malta Government Prize for Foundation, presents the Sasakawa Prize for the Best Performing Best Performance in Law of the Sea to Lt. Cmdr. Gianmatteo Breda Nippon Foundation Scholar to Capt. Zulkifi li Bin Abu Bakar (Italy) during the 2005 Graduation Ceremony (Malaysia) during the 2007 Graduation Ceremony
30 31 Annual Field Trip to London At the end of every IMLI academic year, immediately after Technical Co-operation Division, and Geographical Focal graduation, the new IMLI graduates, together with some Point representatives. members of the Faculty, undertake a fi eld trip to London. The fi eld trip allows the IMLI graduates to be taken to major During the fi eld trip, the graduates meet with representatives shipping institutions such as the International Chamber of of these institutions who guide them through an introduction Shipping, the Baltic Exchange, Lloyd’s of London, the U. K. to the mechanisms and practical operation of all the theory P&I Club, the Royal Courts of Justice, Trinity House, and the which they studied during the academic year, making this a International Maritime Organization (IMO) Headquarters. At unique opportunity for the graduates to develop contacts IMO, graduates have the opportunity to meet the Secretary- within the fi eld of international shipping. General as well as members of the Legal Committee, the
Mr. Jim Harrison, Group Legal Director of Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, IMLI students with Mr. John McPhail, lawyer of Thomas Miller & Co., Ltd., addresses IMLI students during their visit to Lloyd’s of London during their visit to Trinity House
IMLI students during their visit to the Royal Courts of Justice IMLI students with Professor David Attard during their visit to IMO
Tower Bridge by night IMLI students during their visit to the International House
30 31 IMLI LL.M. Programme Structure As approved by the Academic Committee of the Governing Board – 1st December 2003
A. INTRODUCTORY COURSES VI. INTRODUCTION TO SHIPPING LAW (a) Historical development of maritime law I. INTRODUCTION TO SHIPS AND SHIPPING (b) Characteristics of maritime law and main differences between the major legal systems (a) Major categories of ships (c) Regional maritime law, including EU shipping law (b) Shipping and international trade (d) Regulatory maritime law: international conventions (c) Types of shipping (e) Admiralty and shipping practice (d) Operation and management of ships (f) Statutory law on shipping (g) Law of contracts II. TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF SHIPPING (h) Law of torts and delicts (i) Introduction to commercial maritime law and corporate law (a) Physical attributes of a ship (j) Property law (b) Basics of navigation and ship handling (k) Judicial remedies in maritime law (c) Cargo and cargo handling (l) Shipping institutions III. ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF SHIPPING NTERNATIONAL AW OF THE EA (a) The role of shipping in international trade B. I L S (b) Liner and tramp trade (a) Law of the sea: historical background (c) The Liner Conference System (b) General introduction and elements of the law of the sea (d) The U. N. Convention on the Code of Conduct for Liner (i) First United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea Conferences (UNCLOS I) and Second United Nations Conference on (e) The economic impact of open registry systems the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS II) (f) Regional approaches to shipping law (ii) Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS III) IV. INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW (iii) 1958 United Nations Conventions on the Law of the Sea (iv) 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (a) Nature and origin of public international law (UNCLOS 1982) (b) Sources of public international law (v) Customary law (i) Customary international law (c) Baselines (ii) International conventions and other treaties (d) Internal waters and territorial seas (iii) General principles of international law (e) International straits (iv) Judicial decisions and the legal writings (f) Archipelagoes (v) Codifi cation through conventions (g) Contiguous zone (vi) Relationship between customary law of the sea and the (h) Continental shelf conventions on the law of the sea (i) Exclusive economic zone (c) Role of “soft law” in international law (j) Fisheries (d) International law and municipal law (i) 1958 Geneva Convention on Fishing and the Conservation (e) The subjects of public international law and international of the Living Resources of the Sea personality (ii) UNCLOS 1982, Parts V and VIII (f) Basis of jurisdiction (iii) 1995 Agreement for the Implementation of the Provisions (g) State responsibility of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea Relating to (h) The law of treaties the Conservation and Management of Straddling Fish Stocks and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks V. THE LAW OF INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS (k) Land-locked States and geographically disadvantaged States (a) United Nations (l) The high seas legal status and freedoms (i) International organizations (i) Nationality of ships (1) Origins of international organizations (ii) Unauthorized broadcasting (2) Characteristics of international organizations (iii) Hot pursuit (3) Status of international organizations in international (iv) Miscellaneous issues in the customary law of the sea and law UNCLOS 1982 (4) The creation of international organizations (m) Regime of islands (ii) Types of international organizations (n) Enclosed and semi-enclosed seas (1) Universal international organizations (o) Deep seabed (2) Regional or continental organizations (i) Background (3) Special purpose international organizations (ii) Customary law: declaration of principles governing the (iii) The United Nations System deep seabed (iii) The machinery: the International Seabed Authority (b) Specialized agencies, in particular: IMO (iv) The regime (i) The International Maritime Organization (v) 1994 Agreement relating to the implementation of Part XI (1) History, aims and functions of UNCLOS 1982 (2) Structure of IMO (p) Marine scientifi c research (3) Committees of IMO (q) Development and transfer of marine technology (4) IMO as a law-making body (r) Settlement of disputes: Law of the Sea Tribunal (5) The process of development of an IMO convention (ii) Other Agencies and bodies (1) UNEP, UNESCO (IOC), UNCTAD, ICAO, ILO, UNCITRAL NTERNATIONAL ARINE NVIRONMENTAL AW (2) U. N. Division of Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea C. I M E L (c) Role of non-governmental organizations (a) Background: historical perspective (i) CMI
32 33 (b) United Nations Conference on the Human Environment (iii) Transfers and transmissions (UNCHE) (iv) Shares in ships (c) Defi nitions of “pollution” and “conservation” (v) Commercial practices (d) UNEP and its Regional Seas Programme (b) Ships, mortgages and hypothecs (e) Ad-hoc conventions on prevention of marine pollution from (c) Maritime liens and privileges all sources (i) International Conventions on Maritime Liens and (f) Role of IMO: International Convention Relating to Intervention Mortgages 1926, 1967 and 1993 on the High Seas in Cases of Oil Pollution Casualties, 1969 and 1973 Protocol III. ENFORCEMENT OF MARITIME CLAIMS (g) UNCLOS 1982, Part XII – Protection and preservation of the marine environment: Allocation of responsibilities to IMO (a) Arrest of ships (h) State responsibility (b) In rem and in personam proceedings (i) Inter-relationship between prevention of pollution of the (c) Jurisdiction marine environment and protection and conservation of (d) Mareva injunctions; attachment the living resources of the sea: recent conventions and (e) The 1952 Arrest Convention protocols (f) Maritime arbitration (j) Regulatory conventions (i) International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution IV. CARRIAGE OF GOODS BY SEA from Ships, 1973 and Protocol of 1978 Relating to the International Convention (MARPOL 73/78) and 1997 (a) The conventions relating to international carriage of goods Protocol by sea (ii) International Convention on the Prevention of Marine (i) Hague Rules Pollution by Dumping of Wastes and Other Matter, 1972 (ii) Hague-Visby Rules and and 1996 Protocol (iii) Hamburg Rules (iii) International Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, (b) Transport documents and electronic commerce (bills of Response, and Cooperation 1990, and 2000 OPRC-HNS lading, seaway bills, delivery orders, through bills of lading Protocol and multi-modal transport documents) (iv) Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary (c) Liability of the carrier Movements of Hazardous Wastes and Their Disposal, (d) Claims and actions 1989 (e) Charter parties (k) Penal law relating to marine pollution: Application of mens (i) Different types of charter parties rea (ii) Rights and obligations of the parties involved (l) Liability and compensation (iii) Bills of lading issued under a time or voyage charter (i) Law of nuisance, trespass and negligence in reference to party marine pollution (ii) Doctrine of strict liability V. CARRIAGE OF PASSENGERS AND THEIR LUGGAGE (iii) International Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Damage (CLC) 1969, and 1992 Protocol; International (a) Athens Convention Relating to the Carriage of Passengers Convention on the Establishment of an International Fund and their Luggage by Sea, 1974 (PAL) and 2002 Protocol for Compensation for Oil Pollution Damage (IOPCF) 1992, (b) Public transport (the common carrier) and private transport and 2003 Supplementary Fund Protocol (c) Liability of the carrier for death and personal injury for loss of, (iv) 1996 International Convention on Liability and or damage to, luggage and for delay in the transport Compensation for Damage in Connection with the (d) Transport documents Carriage of Hazardous and Noxious Substances by Sea (e) Claims and actions (v) United States Oil Pollution Act 1990 (vi) International Convention on Civil Liability for Bunker Oil VI. MARITIME LABOR LAW Pollution Damage 2001 (vii) Basel Protocol on Liability and Compensation for Damage (a) Status of the captain and the crew Resulting from Transboundary Movements of Hazardous (b) Manning and certifi cation Wastes and Their Disposal 1999 (i) International Convention on Standards of Training Certifi cation and Watchkeeping for Seafarers 1995 (ii) International Labor Organization (ILO) Conventions 147, D. INTERNATIONAL MARITIME SECURITY LAW 73 and 5 (c) Engagement, discharge, welfare of seamen and (a) Piracy repatriation (b) Unlawful acts against the safety of navigation (i) ILO Conventions 55, 56, 130, 22, 23 and 98 (c) Maritime and port safety regimes (d) Discipline (i) ISPS Code (e) Abandonment of seafarers (d) Human dimension (f) Ship owner’s responsibility for injury and death claims (i) Stowaways (ii) Illicit human traffi cking VII. LAW OF MARITIME SAFETY
(a) Ship safety E. SHIPPING LAW (i) International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea 1974 (SOLAS) as amended I. NATIONALITY, REGISTRATION AND OWNERSHIP OF SHIPS (ii) International Convention on Loadlines 1966 and 1988 Protocol (a) Nationality of ships (iii) Classifi cation societies (b) Vessel registration (b) Cargo safety (c) National character and fl ag (i) Dangerous goods regulations under SOLAS (CDG) (d) Registration and ownership of ships (ii) International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code (i) United Nations Convention on Conditions for Registration (c) Occupational safety of Ships 1986 (i) Safe manning (ii) Crew accommodation regulations II. PROPRIETARY INTERESTS IN SHIPS – A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS (iii) ILO Conventions 92 and 134 (d) Seaworthiness (a) Sale of ships and shipbuilding contracts (i) Statutory seaworthiness (i) Sale of goods legislation (ii) Unsafe ships, unseaworthy ships (ii) Title and ownership (e) Navigational safety
32 33 (i) SOLAS Chapter V (b) Conventions on Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims, 1924, (ii) Safety of navigation 1957 and 1976, and 1996 Protocol to the 1976 Convention (iii) Aids to navigation and navigational aids (c) Calculation of limitation funds (iv) Nautical publications (d) Administration of funds, assessment of claims, and distribution (v) International Code of Signals of funds (vi) Distress and urgency signals (e) Legal effect of the establishment of a fund (vii) International Convention on Maritime Search and Rescue, 1979 (SAR) XIV. LAW OF MARINE INSURANCE (f) ISM Code (g) Port State control (a) Historical development (b) Insurable interest and subject matter VIII. LAW OF MARINE COLLISIONS (c) Basic principles (d) Hull insurance (a) Basis of collision liability (e) Cargo insurance (i) Brussels Collision Convention, 1910 (f) Liability insurance (b) Convention on the International Regulations for Preventing (g) War risk Collisions at Sea, 1972 (COLREGS) (h) Marine insurance legislation (c) Case law on collisions (i) UNCTAD Standard Clause (d) Apportionment of fault in collision cases (e) Vessel traffi c scheme XV. PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
IX. LAW OF SALVAGE AND WRECK (a) General confl ict of laws theory
(a) Statutory provisions on wrecks and salvage (b) Principles of the law of salvage F. MARITIME LEGISLATION (c) Lloyd’s Open Form of Salvage Agreement (d) International Convention on Salvage, 1989 I. GENERAL
X. LAW OF GENERAL AVERAGE (a) The legislative process (b) Forms of legislation (a) Historical background (c) Types of statutes (b) York-Antwerp Rules (d) Anatomy of a statute (c) Cases on general average (e) The drafting process (d) Inter-relationship between general average, marine (f) Rules of statutory interpretation insurance and salvage (g) Delegatory legislation (h) Relationship between international law and municipal law XI. LAW OF TOWAGE (i) Uniformity and interpretation
(a) Towage or salvage II. MARITIME (b) Towage contracts (c) Implied terms (a) Types of maritime legislation (d) Third party liabilities (b) Subject matter of maritime legislation (c) Options for developing maritime legislation XII. LAW OF MARINE PILOTAGE (d) Nature of international maritime conventions (e) Methods of implementation of international maritime (a) Legal status of a pilot conventions (b) Liability of a pilot (f) Incorporation of maritime conventions into national (c) Liability of pilotage authorities legislation (d) Pilotage and port authorities (g) Drafting exercises (e) Compulsory pilotage
XIII. GLOBAL LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
(a) Concept of global limitation of liability in maritime law
The Right Honorable The Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, Lord Chief Dr. Ugo Mifsud Bonnici, President Emeritus of Malta, lectures on Justice of England and Wales, delivers his lecture on the “Milestones comparative law in the Legal Career of an Ancient Mariner”
34 35 Admission Requirements and Programme Fee
1. Academic requirements (d) The Medical Report Form duly completed by a registered Government medical practitioner. The basic requirements for admission are: (e) A letter of intent written by the candidate stating the (a) A degree in law with a high standing from a recognized candidate’s reasons for applying to the LL.M. programme university; and and his or her career objective.
(b) Profi ciency in the English language. (f) Two letters of reference covering the candidate’s ability to undertake the programme. Referees should English language profi ciency: be persons who are not related to the candidate and who are familiar with the candidate’s character and The entire programme – the teaching, as well as the writing qualifi cations. of examinations, dissertations and projects – is in the English language. Therefore, the programme demands sophisticated (g) Where a visa is needed for entry to Malta, and the visa knowledge of formal written and spoken English. may not be secured in the candidate’s home country, a Visa Application Form for Entry into Malta will be sent by All students are required to be fully profi cient in the English the Institute and should be returned duly completed. language by the time they begin their studies. This means that they should be fully acquainted with the fundamentals of the (h) The relevant application and processing fee. English language and must possess the necessary reading, writing, listening, comprehension and speaking skills. (i) If the candidate requires fi nancial assistance, the Scholarship Application Form duly completed and signed Students who have not studied in the English language, or have by the candidate who requires fi nancial assistance. A not made active use of the English language in recent years, candidate applying for fi nancial assistance is required are strongly advised to refresh their knowledge of English prior to to pay the relevant scholarship application fee apart their arrival in Malta. They should bear in mind that the study of from the processing fee pertaining to his application for international maritime law in the English language demands a admission. sophisticated knowledge of the language.
Production of evidence of English language profi ciency is required. As a pre-requisite to admission, candidates are urged 3. Costs and funding to undertake one of the following internationally recognized tests for English language profi ciency: Candidates may apply for the LL.M. programme either as nominated or as self-fi nanced candidates. The fee for both • TEST OF ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE (TOEFL) categories is published on the Institute’s website.
A pass above 600 (paper test) means that the student can For nominated candidates: participate fully in the course. The programme fee covers tuition, accommodation on the • INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE TESTING SYSTEM Institute’s premises (including servicing, water, electricity, (IELTS) cleaning, and laundry services) a word processing allowance, a photocopying allowance, the cost of mailing books by sea A pass above band 6 means the student can participate fully transport, two standard textbooks, unlimited use of IT facilities in the course. This is administered on demand at local British provided by the Institute (excluding printing costs), and the cost Council offi ces or British Embassies. of insurance (fi re, theft, public liability and repatriation in cases of emergency). • CAMBRIDGE CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY The programme fee also covers the payment to the student by A pass level means that the student can participate fully in the the Institute of a monthly stipend. The stipend is meant to cover course. the cost of food, local transport, and other necessities of the student. If the test taken is not one of the above, the score, together with reference material on the system used, may be sent to the The stipend is not a salary. It is expected that students carrying Institute for evaluation and advice. A certifi ed copy of the test employment in their home countries should continue to receive results should be sent to the Institute along with the application their salary, and the nominating government or organization will for admission. continue to pay the salary of their offi cials who are assigned to study at the Institute and to provide, in particular, for the continuation of the income to support the families of the 2. How to apply students remaining in their home country. The programme fee does not cover air travel to and from Malta. All candidates must complete the Application Form which may be requested from the Institute or printed from our website. This For self-fi nanced candidates: form must be accompanied by: The programme fee for self-fi nanced candidates covers tuition (a) The Nomination Form duly completed and signed. If the and two standard textbooks only. It does not cover any other candidate is a nominated candidate, the form must also costs, such as travel and living expenses, which must be borne be stamped by the nominating authority. by the applicant.
(b) Copies of the University degrees held by the candidate offi cially authenticated by the University concerned. 4. Financial aid
(c) A copy of the certifi cate of profi ciency in English held Candidates are required to have their own means for fi nancing by the candidate issued upon completion of any of their enrolment at the Institute. Assistance can, however, be the internationally-recognized tests for English language requested from various sources. Nominating authorities are profi ciency. urged to take this matter up with the appropriate representative 34 35 of potential fellowship sponsors in the student’s country. the necessary academic qualifi cations and medical eligibility to Candidates who require fi nancial assistance can also apply to pursue the programme. It does not indicate acceptance for IMLI. The Institute cannot offer scholarships but is prepared to enrolment. seek assistance on behalf of applicants. When all criteria for admission have been met, including Self-fi nanced candidates are also encouraged to seek sponsors. clearance and confi rmation of fi nancing, acceptance of However, in certain cases, and upon request, the Institute may the candidate for admission will be notifi ed in writing to the grant a partial waiver of the programme fee for deserving candidate, or the nominating authority, or both. candidates. The Institute must receive from the candidate or the nominating authority confi rmation in writing as to whether the candidate 5. Admission procedure is ready to join the Institute, whereupon the candidate will be admitted to the programme. Application forms will be reviewed by the Institute to assess the academic and medical eligibility of the candidates. Nominating authorities, or candidates, or both as the case may be, will be 6. Payment of the programme fee advised of the academic and medical clearance in writing. The fee shall be payable upon admission to the programme. Advice of academic and medical clearance provides an The programme fee should be remitted to the Institute’s bank indication only that the Institute has found the candidate to hold account.
IMLI foyer Arvid Pardo Area, University of Malta
IMLI front entrance Mikiel Anton Vassalli Quadrangle, University of Malta
IMLI back entrance Main Library, University of Malta
36 37 Joining the Institute 1. Travel 4. Books and other instructional material
Whatever the source of funding for the programme fee, Students are provided with a selected number of textbooks, candidates are reminded that the fee does not cover travel conventions, and other instructional materials, as determined expenses. Travel arrangements will have to be made and by the Institute. settled by the participants. 5. Academic projects Students should arrive in Malta ahead of the programme starting date. However, candidates are advised to make As part of the programme, each student is required to write a their travel arrangements to ensure their arrival at the Institute dissertation of 10,000 words on a topic of his choice, approved not earlier than one week before the commencement of the by the Faculty. The topic selected by each student should programme. Information on the exact commencement date relate to some aspect of the programme, but it is expected that of the programme is available on the Institute’s website. it will also be relevant to the student’s own country or region. Students are therefore encouraged to bring with them any Annually, the Institute endeavors to arrange a three-day fi eld materials that would be useful for such purpose, in particular, trip to London at the end of the academic year, as such, any domestic textbook concerning public or private maritime participants are asked to arrange for their return ticket with Air law. Malta via London Heathrow Airport. Participants are requested to leave the departure dates and the exact stop-over period in Students are also required to undertake a drafting project London open pending fi nal booking, which may be effected related to maritime legislation. It would be useful if students in Malta. This would avoid the student, or the nominating brought with them copies of all national legislation relating authority, or both, from incurring unnecessary expenses. Should to maritime law covering topics such as marine pollution, the student need an entry visa for the United Kingdom, the ports and harbors, commercial maritime law, as well as the Institute will assist the participant in order to obtain it from the constitution of their Government. Furthermore, students are British High Commission in Malta. advised to bring with them a copy of any law relating to the incorporation of international legal instruments regarding 2. Visa maritime law into their domestic law, as well as any law or material governing legislative drafting within their jurisdiction, Participants are requested to arrange for a visa, if this is required, such as an Interpretation Act. Such materials can then be for their initial travel to Malta. However, if there is no Maltese donated to the IMLI Library for consultation and use by future Embassy in the participant’s home country, the Institute can, students. In this way, the Library can build up a comprehensive on request, make arrangements for the issue of a visa to the collection of maritime legislation. Co-operation in this matter participant on arrival in Malta. will be much appreciated by IMLI.
A visa valid for the entire period of studies in Malta will be It would also be useful for the student to have a contact person arranged for students soon after they join the Institute. within his or her jurisdiction who would be willing to supply him or her with any material required during his or her stay at the Assistance that may be extended by the Institute for the Institute. issuance of a visa to the student does not apply to the student’s dependants or family members. If the student intends to bring 6. IMLI Student Rules dependants to Malta, visas must be obtained for them before their departure from their home country. Student life at the Institute is governed by the IMLI Student Rules, which is available on our website or upon request to the 3. Family and dependants Institute. By applying to the Institute, candidates undertake to comply strictly with the rules should they be admitted to the Students are not expected to bring their families or dependants programme. with them to the Institute and are strongly advised not to do so. Should they decide to bring their families or dependants, 7. Location students must notify the Institute in advance of such intention. The Institute is located on the campus of the University of Malta The residential facilities at the Institute are not intended for in Tal Qroqq, Msida. Local buses are available on the main road occupancy by the members of the families of students. If outside the University gates. There are a number of shops and students nevertheless decide to bring dependants with cafes within walking distance of the University. them, they must arrange on their own, and at their own expense, suitable accommodation outside the Institute. No arrangements can be made for them by the Institute.
Professor Dr. Marko Pavliha, Vice-President of the Parliament of Professor Frank Wiswall, Vice-President (Honoris Causa), Comité Slovenia, lectures on Marine Insurance Law Maritime International and Past Chairman of the IMO Legal Committee, lectures on Maritime Legal History
36 37 Life at IMLI 1. Library Although self-fi nanced students are not entitled to accommodation on the Institute’s premises, accommodations The Institute has a well-equipped maritime law library. The may be rented from the Institute, depending on availability. Library now has in its possession most of the major textbooks in the fi eld of international maritime law. It constantly expands 4. Health care its acquisition of journals and is now moving towards including French texts and building up a collection of laws of different Students will receive medical care, including free legal systems. The Library continues to attract book donations hospitalization, under the Maltese medical schemes in the from law fi rms and distinguished personalities. It is worth same manner as Maltese citizens. Students will be required noting that the collection of national maritime legislation to meet any costs incurred for the purchase of all drugs and donated by students each year is also expanding. medication and for private medical consultations.
Students also have access to the main library of the University of Malta. 5. Cafeteria
2. IT Facilities Cafeteria facilities are available at lunchtime at the University of Malta where relatively inexpensive meals can be All students’ rooms are equipped with personal computers obtained. For other meals, students are expected to cater providing round-the-clock internet service. A communal for themselves. printing facility is also available in the Institute’s common room 6. Recreational facilities
3. Accommodation There is a student’s common room on the Institute’s premises which is equipped with a television, video, recreational Each nominated student is assigned a furnished apartment reading material and some games. Students can also on the Institute’s premises. The apartments contain kitchen use the recreational and sports facilities available at the facilities and a private bathroom. Cooking utensils, dishes, University of Malta. cutlery and linen are also provided. The accommodation is suitable only for single occupancy. Consequently, Students may be assigned certain duties relating to their dependants or family members are not generally permitted academic and residential life at the Institute. to reside in the apartment provided on the premises.
Apartments at IMLI are equipped with a personal computer through Visit to the Indian Training Ship, INS Tarangini which students are able to have unlimited internet access
Students at the back entrance of IMLI Front entrance of IMLI
38 39 Life in Malta 1. Geographical location and climate
Malta is a small island measuring 27 kilometers by 14.4 kilometers. It is located in a strategic position in the center of the Mediterranean, between Italy (Sicily) and Tunisia. It has much historical and cultural interest for visitors and has long maintained an interest in maritime affairs.
The climate is generally warm. Temperatures are as follows:
35ºC – highest summer temperature 14ºC – average temperature from November to April 7ºC – lowest winter temperature
In the winter, the weather may become cold and stormy from time to time. Students are advised to bring appropriate warm and waterproof clothing for winter. No clothing allowance is provided to the student.
2. Living costs
The currency in Malta is the Maltese Lira (Lm). Beginning January 1, 2008, the offi cial currency shall be the Euro ().
Rental accommodation is available in the residential areas within the vicinity of the University. A modestly furnished apartment may be obtained at a reasonable amount of rent depending on the number of bedrooms. Monthly expenses for food and other living costs would vary per person depending on one’s lifestyle. Malta Shipyard
Manoel Island Valletta Passenger Ferry Terminal
Msida Marina Valletta Waterfront
38 39 The Ph.D. Programme
1. Introduction 7. Submission and examination of the thesis
IMLI offers a Ph.D. Programme leading to the degree of Doctor The fi nal submission of the thesis is allowed only with the of Philosophy in International Maritime Law. The programme agreement of the supervisor. The submitted thesis is examined is research-based and can be largely undertaken from by a Board of Examiners appointed for the purpose by abroad. Candidates are expected to carry out their studies the Director in consultation with the Institute’s Academic with a high degree of independence. Committee. The Board of Examiners shall consist of at least two examiners, one of whom shall be an external examiner. 2. Award of the degree The submitted thesis shall be accompanied by a written The degree is awarded upon the submission and successful declaration from the candidate that the thesis is his own defense of a thesis of not more than 100,000 words containing personal work and that the greater portion of the work has original and signifi cant contributions to the knowledge in a been done after his registration in the programme. subject area within the syllabus of the Institute. Not less than six months before the intended date of 3. Academic supervision submission of the thesis, the candidate shall apply to the Institute for permission to present the thesis. The application The study for the degree is supervised and candidates are shall be accompanied by an abstract of not more than 300 assigned individual academic supervisors drawn from a list of words. internationally recognized experts. The supervisor is required to submit a progress report on the work of the candidate on 8. Applying for the programme a yearly basis. The supervisor does not act as an examiner. Persons interested in applying for the programme must 4. Qualifi cations requirements complete the required application form. The form should be accompanied by: The Institute shall consider an application for the Programme from a candidate who possesses a Master’s degree from (a) The proposed title of the thesis, a recognized university or other academic institution, or qualifi cations of comparable standard, including relevant (b) A detailed research proposal of approximately 1,000 professional legal experience recognized for the purpose by words, the Institute. (c) Copies of the University degrees held by the candidate, offi cially authenticated by the University concerned, In addition, the candidate must possess such other qualifi cations and meet such further conditions as the (d) A copy of the certifi cate of profi ciency in the English Director may, from time to time, establish. language held by the candidate issued in accordance with any of the English language profi ciency testing 5. Requirements for non-IMLI graduates systems recognized by the Institute,
Candidates who are not IMLI graduates are expected to (e) Two letters of reference covering the candidate’s undertake a probationary period of one year during which ability to undertake the Ph.D. programme. Referees they must be present at the Institute for a period of not less should be persons who are not related to the than eight weeks between June and mid-September. Within candidate and who are familiar with the candidate’s this probationary period, the candidate must submit a written character and academic standing. paper of not more than 10,000 words on a subject of their choice within the syllabus of the Institute. 9. Admissions process Application forms are reviewed by the Institute’s Academic If the candidate successfully completes the probationary Committee to assess the academic eligibility of the candidate period and the paper submitted is deemed by the Institute and the potential of the submitted proposal. Candidates to demonstrate the condidate’s satisfactory research will be advised in writing of the decision of the Academic capabilities, the candidate will be allowed to proceed with Committee together with any comments or suggestions the the programme. Committee may give. Upon receipt of the written advice, the candidate shall be required to confi rm whether he or she wishes The probationary period shall be counted as part of the to proceed with the research as suggested. period of studies prescribed for the programme. Upon acceptance of the Committee’s suggestion, the 6. Duration of studies and annual registration candidate shall be required to pay the applicable fee. The Institute, for its part, shall select and appoint the supervisor to be assigned to the candidate. Studies for the degree must extend over a period of not less than three years and not more than fi ve years. The Once all criteria for admission have been met, including candidate is required to register with the Institute at the the appointment of the supervisor and the confi rmation of beginning of each academic year during the period he or fi nancing, acceptance of the candidate for admission shall be she is undertaking the programme. Registration for the next notifi ed in writing. academic year shall be allowed only upon submission of a satisfactory progress report from the candidate’s academic 10. Fees supervisor. Information on the applicable fees for participation in the Ph.D. Programme is available on the Institute’s website.
40 41 Advanced Diploma in International Maritime Law
1. Introduction of assessment shall be determined and communicated to the candidate upon admission and election of credit subjects. The programme is designed to benefi t professionals (including those in the most senior levels) who are involved in maritime 6. Award of the Advanced Diploma practice both in the private and in the public sectors and who, because of their careers, are unable to be away from their jobs The Advanced Diploma is awarded to a successful candidate for any length of time in excess of a few weeks per year. during the fi rst graduation ceremony held by the Institute immediately following the successful completion of all course requirements. Bearing in mind the differences between the public and private dimensions of international maritime law, the programme is 7. Fees divided into three distinct strands: Information on the applicable fees for participation in the Advanced Diploma in International Maritime Law • programme for a particular academic year is available on our (Public); website. • Advanced Diploma in International Maritime Law (Private); and 8. The programme and its credit system • Advanced Diploma in International Maritime Law (General). The programme is structured on a credit system. Candidates must earn a suffi cient number of credits after following and Candidates are required to select one of the strands upon successfully completing courses on distinct subject areas to admission. allow him or her the award of an Advanced Diploma in the chosen strand. 2. Qualifi cation requirements All candidates are expected to take two introductory subjects Candidates, to be eligible for admission to the programme, as a sine qua non condition in fulfi lling the programme must possess a degree from a recognized University or requirements. The introductory subjects are designated as other academic institution, or must possess qualifi cations of compulsory credits. Other subjects chosen by the candidates comparable standards, including relevant professional or outside these introductory subjects are designated as optional practical experience, or both, recognized for this purpose by credits. Credits, whether compulsory or optional, are given the Institute. different weighting depending, amongst other things, on the subject, its relative importance, and the number or intensity of 3. Registration and selection of credits lectures or tutorials required. Candidates must earn a total of 25 credits in order to satisfy the requirements for the award of the Registration of candidates for the Advanced Diploma Advanced Diploma in International Maritime Law. Programme may be made up to the 1st day of September of each year. The credit subjects and their respective weighting are as follows: Upon registration, an eligible candidate must select the credit subjects he or she intends to take. The chosen subjects should A. Advanced Diploma in International Maritime Law (Public) have suffi cient credits so that once completed, the candidate will be able to meet the requirements for the award of the 1. Compulsory credits Advanced Diploma. (i) Introduction to public international law (circa 25 Candidates will only be allowed to switch credit subjects during lectures) - overall credit weighting: 10 credits the programme with the prior written consent of the Director. (ii) The law of international institutions (circa 8 lectures) - overall credit weighting: 3 credits 4. Duration 2. Optional credits The programme requirements must be fulfi lled within a minimum of one academic year and a maximum of fi ve academic years. (i) The law of the sea: general introduction (circa 5 Within this period, candidates are expected to successfully lectures) - overall credit weighting: 2 credits complete the programme by earning the credits required for (ii) Coastal waters: the territorial sea and internal the award of the Advanced Diploma in International Maritime waters (circa 4 lectures) - overall credit weighting: Law. 2 credits (iii) Coastal waters: the contiguous zone (circa 3 A candidate must, within the maximum duration permitted for lectures) - overall credit weighting: 2 credits the programme, renew his or her registration annually until all (iv) Coastal waters: archipelagic States and programme requirements are fulfi lled. archipelagic waters (circa 2 lectures) - overall credit weighting: 2 credits In light of the fact that the credits offered broadly follow (v) International straits (circa 2 lectures) - overall credit the subjects offered within the Institute’s LL.M. Programme, weighting: 2 credits registration for the Advanced Diploma Programme is (vi) The continental shelf (circa 3 lectures) - overall synchronized with that of the LL.M. Programme and the credit weighting: 2 credits academic year for the Advanced Diploma Programme (vii) The exclusive economic zone (circa 3 lectures) - corresponds with that of the LL.M. Programme. overall credit weighting: 2 credits (viii) The high seas (circa 4 lectures) - overall credit 5. Attendance, course work, assessment and examination weighting: 2 credits (ix) Fisheries (circa 3 lectures) - overall credit weighting: Candidates are expected to attend lectures and tutorials for the 2 credits credit subjects elected. This is a necessary condition for further (x) Land-locked States and geographically- assessment. The form and method of assessment may vary disadvantaged States (circa 2 lectures) - overall from one subject to another and may include, among others, credit weighting: 2 credits a short written paper or essay, an oral examination (viva voce), (xi) Regime of islands (circa 1 lecture) - overall credit or a written examination. In all cases, the form and method weighting: 2 credits
40 41 (xii) Enclosed and semi-enclosed seas (circa 1 lecture) (vii) Maritime labour law (circa 14 lectures) - overall - overall credit weighting: 2 credits credit weighting: 6 credits (xiii) The deep seabed (circa 3 lectures) - overall credit (viii) Law of maritime safety and security (circa 18 weighting: 2 credits lectures) - overall credit weighting: 7 credits (xiv) Marine scientifi c research (circa 3 lectures) - overall (ix) Law of marine collisions (circa 6 lectures) - overall credit weighting: 2 credits credit weighting: 3 credits (xv) Development and transfer of marine technology (x) Law of salvage and wreck (circa 10 lectures) - (circa 1 lecture) - overall credit weighting: 2 overall credit weighting: 4 credits credits (xi) Law of general average (circa 5 lectures) - overall (xvi) International maritime security law (circa 3 lectures) credit weighting: 2 credits - overall credit weighting: 2 credits (xii) Law of towage (circa 5 lectures) - overall credit (xvii) Settlement of disputes (circa 4 lectures) - overall weighting: 2 credits credit weighting: 2 credits (xiii) Law of marine pilotage (circa 4 lectures) - overall credit weighting: 2 credits B. Advanced Diploma in International Maritime Law (Private) (xiv) Global limitation of liability (circa 5 lectures) - overall credit weighting: 2 credits 1. Compulsory credits (xv) Law of marine insurance (circa 18 lectures) - overall credit weighting: 7 credits (i) Introduction to shipping law (circa 25 lectures) - (xvi) Marine environmental law (circa 14 lectures) - overall credit weighting: 10 credits overall credit weighting: 6 credits (ii) Nationality, registration and ownership of ships (xvii) Private international maritime law (circa 5 lectures) (circa 8 lectures) - overall credit weighting: 3 - overall credit weighting: 2 credits credits C. Advanced Diploma in International Maritime Law 2. Optional credits (General)
(i) International trade law (circa 8 lectures) - overall A candidate who chooses to pursue the General International credit weighting: 3 credits Maritime Law strand must elect the primary compulsory credit (ii) Proprietary interests in ships - a comparative he or she would like to take. If the primary compulsory credit analysis (circa 10 lectures) - overall credit weighting: chosen is within the Public International Maritime Law strand, 4 credits then the candidate shall be required to take the secondary (iii) Security rights in ships (circa 15 lectures) - overall compulsory credit from the Private International Maritime Law credit weighting: 6 credits strand. Conversely, if the primary compulsory credit chosen is (iv) Enforcement of maritime claims (circa 18 lectures) within the Private International Maritime Law strand then the - overall credit weighting: 7 credits candidate shall be required to take the secondary compulsory (v) Carriage of goods by sea (circa 40 lectures) - credit from the Public International Maritime Law strand. Any overall credit weighting: 10 credits number of optional credits suffi cient to satisfy the requirements (vi) Carriage of passengers and their luggage by for the award of the Advanced Diploma may thereafter be sea (circa 3 lectures) - overall credit weighting: 2 chosen from the Public International Maritime Law and the credits Private International Maritime Law strands.
Mr. Efthimios Mitropoulos, IMO Secretary-General, congratulates Professor David Attard with Capt. Andrew Mallia (Malta), Mr. Philip Mr. Jiggi Urbain Tah (Cameroon) fi rst recipient of the Advanced Munaco (The United States of America) and Mr. Aref Alrowaie (Bahrain), Diploma in International Maritime Law 2007 recipients of the Advanced Diploma in International Maritime Law
Mr. Efthimios Mitropoulos, IMO Secretary-General, congratulates Mr. Rear Admiral Jean-Louis Fillon, Purser General of the French Navy, Choh Jude Tabah (Cameroon), 2007 recipient of the Advanced lectures on a French and Navy Point of View about the Law of the Diploma in International Maritime Law Sea
42 43 Student Profi le LL.M. Programme (1989 to 2007):
Algeria 4 Marshall Islands (the) 2 Angola 8 Mauritania 1 Argentina 2 Mauritius 3 Azerbaijan 1 Mexico 4* Bahamas (the) 2 Mozambique 4 Bahrain 1 Myanmar 4* Bangladesh 7 Namibia 2 Barbados 1 New Zealand 1 Benin 1 Nicaragua 1 Brazil 6 Nigeria 39 Bulgaria 2 Norway 1 Burundi 1 Pakistan 8 Cameroon 3 Panama 2 Cape Verde 2 Papua New Guinea 4 China 7 Peru 5 Colombia 2 Philippines (the) 8 Comoros (the) 2 Poland 2 Congo (the) 2 Russian Federation (the) 4 Côte d’Ivoire 1 Saint Kitts and Nevis 1 Croatia 2 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1 Cuba 1 Samoa 5 Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (the) 4 Saudi Arabia 8 Dominica 4 Senegal 2 Ecuador 1 Serbia 1 Egypt 1 Seychelles 3 Estonia 1 Sierra Leone 6 Ethiopia 4 Slovenia 2 Fiji 4 Solomon Islands 1 Gambia (the) 4 South Africa 3 Georgia 7 Sri Lanka 7 Germany 2 Sudan (the) 1 Ghana 9 Suriname 2 Greece 1 Switzerland 1 Grenada 1 Thailand 5 Guatemala 1 Togo 1 Guyana 1 Tonga 1 Haiti 1 Trinidad and Tobago 2 Honduras 5 Tunisia 1 India 1 Turkey 2 Indonesia 2 Tuvalu 1 Iran (Islamic Republic of) 7 Uganda 2 Iraq 1 Ukraine 2 Italy 2 United Republic of Tanzania (the) 9 Jamaica 2 United States of America (the) 2 Japan 1 Uruguay 1 Jordan 1 Vanuatu 2 Kazakhstan 1 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) 2 Kenya 8 Viet Nam 3 Latvia 7 Zambia 4 Lebanon 2 Zimbabwe 1 Liberia 1 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (the) 4 Hong Kong, China 1 Lithuania 4 Madagascar 2 Palestine 1 Malawi 3 Malaysia 3 Total students 398* Maldives 5 *Includes students that were awarded a Malta 50 Diploma in International Maritime Law Advanced Diploma Programme (2005-2007)
Bahrain 1 Cameroon 2 Malta 1 United States of America (the) 1
Total students 5
42 43 IMLI Graduates (Class 1990 to Class 2007) Master of Laws in International Maritime Law
ALGERIA Drafting Project: “A Resolution to Incorporate [email protected] the 2002 Protocol to the Carriage of Passengers Dissertation: “The Duty to Protect the Marine BOUNAARA, Bachir (Mr.) and their Luggage by Sea Convention into Environment in the Exploitation of Continental (Class of 2005) Angola Laws 2007” Shelf Resources: An Angolan Perspective” Administrator of Maritime Affairs Drafting Project: “Law on Marine Pollution Maritime District of Algiers COELHO SOARES RAMOS DA CRUZ, Alberto Prevention” P. B. 81, Amiraute, Algiers (Mr.) Tel.: (213) 21 712 792 (Class of 2007) TELLBOTH SALES CAMUHOTO DA SILVA, Susana Fax: (213) 21 712 792 Deputy Chief of Cabinet, Ministry of Justice (Ms.) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] (Class of 1999) Dissertation: “Implementation of the ISPS Dissertation: “Bill of Lading Issued Under a Public Attorney Code and the Algerian Perspective” Charterparty Agreement” Maritime Tribunal Drafting Project: “Law No. 98-05 of June Drafting Project: “Civil Liability for Bunker Rua 17 de Setembro, Luanda 25th, 1998, for the Implementation of the Pollution Damage Act 2006” Tel.: (244) 2 333 170 International Convention for the Unifi cation of Fax: (244) 2 333 172 Certain Rules of Law Relating to Bills of Lading DE ALMEIDA MACHADO, Katila (Ms.) Email: [email protected] and Protocol of Signature, the 1924 ‘Hague (Class of 2002) Dissertation: “Rights and Obligations under Rules’ as Amended by the ‘Hague-Visby Rules’ R. Jose Loiviera Burbosa the Bill of Lading: Overview of the Terms of and the ‘SDR Protocol’” 125-127 Bairro Alvalade, Luanda Carriage of Goods by Sea” Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “The International Convention GUERFI, Nadia (Ms.) Dissertation: “Basis of Liability of the Carrier on for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships 1973 (Class of 2003) Carriage of Goods by Sea: Recommendations and the Protocol of 1978 as a Schedule to a Administrative Assistance Principale to Angola” Project of Law of Angola” Sub-Direction of Training Drafting Project: “Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Institute of Technology in Fishing and Damage Decree, 2002” ARGENTINA Aquaculture 03, Street D’Angkor, Algiers Port JORGE CALEI, Mariana Bessa (Ms.) CABRERA TORELLI, Jorge Eugenio (Mr.) Tel.: (213) 21 710 845; (213) 21 710 831 (Class of 2007) (Class of 2007) Fax: (213) 21 710 073 Judge, Maritime Court of Angola Lieutenant Commander, Argentine Navy Email: nadguerfi @yahoo.fr Bairro Comandante Valodia Tel.: (54) 11 4549 0895 Dissertation: “The Training, Certifi cation and Rua Gil Liberdade No. 81, Luanda Fax: (54) 11 4549 0895 Watchkeeping of Fishing Vessel Personnel in Tel.: (244) 222 445 581 Email: [email protected] Algeria through the 1995 STCW-F Convention” Mob: (244) 912 509 410 or 923 323 535 Dissertation: “Terrorism on the High Seas and Drafting Project: “Decree of Ratifi cation of the Email: [email protected] or the Universal Jurisdiction from an Enforcement 1995 STCW-F Convention by Algeria and the [email protected] Perspective” Decree of Implementation of the Standards Dissertation: “Liability and Compensation for Drafting Project: “Ratifi cation of 2005 Protocol Relating to the Training, Certifi cation and Damage caused by Hazardous and Noxious to the Convention for the Suppression of Watchkeeping of Fishing Vessel Personnel in Substances in Connection with their Carriage Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Maritime Algeria” by Sea: International Regimes and Angola’s Navigation” Need for a New Legal Framework” MAKHLOUFI, Salim (Mr.) Drafting Project: “Incorporation of the GRILLO, Paula Beatriz (Ms.) (Class of 2005) 1996 Protocol to Amend the International (Class of 2006) Administrator of Maritime Affairs Convention on Limitation of Liability for Maritime Offi cial Principal – Professional Corps Chief of Maritime Security Section Claims 1976 into Angolan Legislation” Lieutenant Junior Grade Department of Maritime Affairs Avenida Eduardo Madera 235 B. P. 81, Amiraute, Algiers KAMBOVO, Rigoberto (Mr.) Capital Federal Tel.: (213) 21 712 792 (Class of 1999) Tel.: (54) 11 4314 2772 Fax: (213) 21 712 792 Judge of the Supreme Tribunal Fax: (54) 11 4314 2772 Email: [email protected] Rua 17 de Setembro, Luanda Email: [email protected] or infodi Dissertation: “The Law of Salvage in Algeria: Tel.: (244) 2 337 025 [email protected] Present State and Future Perspectives” Fax: (244) 2 397 589 Dissertation: “Substandard Shipping and Drafting Project: “Implementation of the 1989 Email: [email protected] Possible Methods for its Eradication” International Convention on Salvage into the Dissertation: “Maritime Claims in Angola” Drafting Project: “Incorporation of the 1996 Legal System of Algeria” Drafting Project: “Law of the Prevention and Protocol to the 1976 Convention on Limitation Control of Oil Pollution from Vessels, 1999” of Liability for Maritime Claims into the Legal SIDI SAID, Abdnour (Mr.) System of Argentina” (Class of 1991) MARQUES DA COSTA MANGUEIRA, Esmeralda Director (Ms.) AZERBAIJAN Algerian Shipping Company (Class of 1997) Cite 5 Julliet, Bte 58D No. 6, Bab Ezzouar Legal Adviser RADJABOV, Ilkin (Mr.) Tel.: (213) 612 160 Ministry of Justice (Class of 1995) Dissertation: “The Barring of Limitation Under Rua Frederich Welwitch 70 Head, Legal Department the 1957 and the 1976 Global Limitation R/C-Dto, Bairro do Maculusso, Luanda Azerbaijan State Caspian Shipping Company Conventions” Tel.: (244) 2 333 102 5, Rasoulzadeh Street, Baku AZ 1005 Drafting Project: “Law Relating to Discipline Fax: (244) 2 446 472 Tel.: (99412) 493 2058 or (99412) 498 5328 and Maritime Navigation Offences Committed Email: [email protected] or Fax: (99412) 493 5339 or (99412) 498 5328 on Board Ships by Seamen and Masters [email protected] Email: [email protected] (Amendment of Chapter III of the Algerian Dissertation: “Infl uence of the 1982 United Dissertation: “Delimitation of the Maritime Maritime Code)” Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea Boundaries in the Caspian Sea” on the Management, Exploration, Exploitation Drafting Project: “Legislation Incorporating the ANGOLA and Conservation of Marine Resources in the Convention Relating to the Arrest of Sea-going Angolan Exclusive Economic Zone” Ships of 1952 and the Convention on Maritime CAYO DA CUNHA, Maria Luisa (Ms.) Drafting Project: “Establishment of the Liens and Mortgages of 1993 as Part of the (Class of 2007) Exclusive Economic Zone of Angola” Merchant Shipping Code” Assistant of Minister of Justice Av. Comandante Valodia, N-274, 5-D QUINTA, Amilcar Mario (Mr.) Tel.: (244) 222 445 491 (Class of 1997) BAHAMAS (THE) Email: [email protected] or Lancaster University [email protected] Department of Politics and International ROSE, Sharon L. (Ms.) Dissertation: “Warranties, a Comparative Relations (Class of 1994) Perspective and the Angola Approach” Lancaster LA 14YP, The United Kingdom Crown Counsel Email: [email protected] or
44 45 Attorney General’s Chambers MOHIUDDIN, Mohammad (Mr.) Perspective” East Hill Street, Post Offi ce Building, Nassau (Class of 2007) Drafting Project: “Incorporation of the 2004 Tel.: (1) 809 322 11414 Senior Assistant Secretary Ballast Water Convention into the Brazilian Fax: (1) 809 322 2255 Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Legal System” Affairs SAMARU, Miriam (Ms.) Legislative Drafting Wing, Bangladesh DUARTE NETO, Pedro (Mr.) (Class of 1991) Secretariat, Dhaka (Class of 2000) Principal Tel.: (88) 02 957 0653 Federal Juridical Assistant c/o Eugene Dupuch Law School Fax: (88) 02 955 6535 Rua Teofi lo Otoni, 4/2 Centro, Rio de Janeiro P. O. Box 6394, Nassau, New Providence Email: [email protected] 22080-090 Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “Delimitation of Maritime Tel.: (55) 21 870 5907 Dissertation: “The Mareva Injunction: The Boundaries: Bangladeshi Perspective” Fax: (55) 21 216 5411 Development of a New Order and the Drafting Project: “The Maritime Zones Act, Email: [email protected] Jurisdictional Consequences” 2007” Dissertation: “Pilotage in Brazil” Drafting Project: “Pilotage Act – Chapter 60: Drafting Project: “A Draft Legislation Project 02” REZAUL KARIM, A. B. M. (Mr.) Incorporating the United Nations International (Class of 1990) Convention on Arrest of Ships, 1999 into the BAHRAIN Assistant General Manager Brazilian Legislation” Bangladesh National Shipping Line ZAINAL, Yusif (Mr.) Bangladesh Shipping Corporation GONZALEZ ROCHA, Aline (Ms.) (Class of 1990) BSC Bhavan, Saltgola Road, Chittagong (Class of 1998) Secretary General Tel.: (880) 31 505 060 Prosecuting Attorney GCC Commercial Arbitration Centre Fax: (880) 31 710 506 Ministry of Navy, Procuration Especial de P. O. Box 16100, Al Adliya Dissertation: “The Exclusive Economic Zone: A Marinna Tel.: (973) 825 540 New Institution in the Law of the Sea” Rua Primeiro de Marco, No. 118, 11th Floor Fax: (973) 825 580 Drafting Project: “Bangladesh Maritime Trade 20010-000 Rio de Janeiro Email: [email protected] and Commerce Bill, 1990 (Carriage of Goods Tel.: (55) 21 216 5300 Dissertation: “Strait of Hormuz: Innocent by Sea)” Fax: (55) 21 216 5226 Passage and Transit Passage in the Light of the Email: [email protected] Iran-Iraq War” UDDIN, Dalil (Mr.) Dissertation: “The 1982 United Nations Drafting Project: “Draft Regulations (Class of 1998) Convention on the Law of the Sea: Some Incorporating the MARPOL 73/78 Convention” Senior Assistant Judge Brazilian Perspectives” Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Drafting Project: “Piracy Act” BANGLADESH Affairs Bangladesh Secretariat, Dhaka MEDEIROS PEIXOTO, Vinicius (Mr.) HOSSAIN, Mohammed Zakir (Mr.) Tel.: (880) 2 862 881 or 841 879 (Class of 2007) (Class of 1999) Fax: (880) 2 868 557 Lawyer Senior Assistant Secretary, Judge Dissertation: “Admiralty Jurisdiction in Rua Marques de Olinda, No. 10, Flat 308 Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Bangladesh” Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro Affairs, Dhaka Drafting Project: “The Bangladesh Port Mob: (55) 21 8216 7266 Tel.: (880) 2 865 753 Authority Act Amendment Bill” Email: [email protected] Fax: (880) 2 868 557 Dissertation: “Multimodal Transport” Email: minofl [email protected] BARBADOS Drafting Project: “A Legislative Decree Dissertation: “Arrest of Ships and the Mareva Implementing the Provisions of the International Injunction: Two Valuable Weapons for the HERBERT, Cynthia (Ms.) Convention Relating to the Arrest of Sea-Going World Maritime Claimants” (Class of 1995) Ships 1952 into the Law of Brazil” Drafting Project: “The Admiralty Court Act Senior Parliamentary Counsel 1999” Attorney General’s Chambers SANTOS RODRIGUES, Nubia Maria (Ms.) Frank Walcott Building (Class of 2007) KHAN, Md. Alamgir (Mr.) Culloden Road, St. Michael Lieutenant Commander, Brazilian Navy (Class of 2004) Tel.: (1) 809 435 7749 Diretoria de Portos e Costas Deputy Director Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Ministry of Shipping Dissertation: “The Duty of the State to Exercise Dissertation: “The Right of Hot Pursuit in the 141-143 Motijheel C/A, Dhaka – 1000 Effectively Jurisdiction and Control over Ships International Maritime Law” Tel.: (880) 2 955 3952 Registered under its Flag” Drafting Project: “Acts Providing for the Fax: (880) 2 966 6159 Drafting Project: “Draft Legislation Respecting Incorporation of 2005 Protocol for the Email: [email protected] the Incorporation of Annex II of the MARPOL Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Dissertation: “International Multimodal Convention into the Marine Pollution Safety of Maritime Navigation and the Safety Transportation of Goods: Absence of Prevention Act 1994 of Barbados” of Fixed Platforms Located on the Continental Multimodal Transport Operator’s Regulatory Shelf – Sea Convention – Into the Brazilian Regime in Bangladesh” BENIN National Law” Drafting Project: “A Draft Bangladesh Marine Pollution (Prevention) Act” DEDJI, Pulcherie C. (Ms.) TUSSI, Bruno (Mr.) (Class of 1991) (Class of 2007) KHAN, Md. Ashraful I. (Mr.) Head of Department Lawyer (Class of 1996) General Administration and Maritime Affairs Rua Anita Garibaldi, 468 Centro Itajai Senior Assistant Judge P. O. Box 1234, Cotonou Tel.: (55) 47 3348 0257 Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Tel.: (229) 314 669 Fax: (55) 47 3349 6662 Affairs Dissertation: “The Seaman’s Employment Email: [email protected] or Bangladesh Secretariat, Dhaka Contract: Some Legal Issues Relating to the [email protected] Tel.: (880) 2 241 108 Beninese Regime” Dissertation: “Carrier’s Limitation of Liability Dissertation: “The Arrest of Ships and Admiralty Drafting Project: “Benin Manning, Certifi cation on the Carriage of Goods by Sea: A Brazilian Jurisdiction in Bangladesh” and Training of Seafarers Law” Perspective” Drafting Project: “The Bangladesh Port Drafting Project: “Presidential Decree Authority Act” BRAZIL Promulgating the United Nations Convention on the Carriage of Goods by Sea, 1978, into MAFIZUR, Rahman (Mr.) ANDRADE DE MELO, Carla (Ms.) Brazilian Legal System” (Class of 2003) (Class of 2006) Rajanigandha – 2, Azimpur Judges Complex Lieutenant of Brazilian Navy BULGARIA Azimpur, Post Offi ce – Dhaka New Market Legal Adviser of Directorate of Ports and P. S. – Lalbag, District – Dhaka – 1205 Coasts DANAILOVA, Krassimira (Ms.) Email: [email protected] Rua Teofi lo Otoni (Class of 2002) Dissertation: “Cooperative Maritime Security: No. 4 Centro – Rio de Janeiro Legal Consultant An Asian Perspective” Tel.: (55) 21 2104 5679 or 3353 3160 Krassna Poliana I, Fl. 36B, Entr. A, App. 47 1330 Drafting Project: “The Bangladesh Admiralty Fax: (55) 21 2104 5411 Sofi a and/or Court Act 2003” Email: [email protected] or 4 Srebrista Lipa Street, 1619 Sofi a [email protected] Tel.: (359) 9 89 89 86 24 Dissertation: “Marine Protected Areas and its Impacts on Navigation – A Brazilian
44 45 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Second Secretary Dissertation: “Civil Liability and Compensation Dissertation: “Maritime Claims in Cape Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Oil Pollution Damage: Bulgarian Verde” 2 Cahoyangmennadjie, Beijing Perspective – Proposal for Accession to the Drafting Project: “Draft Legislation on Tel.: (861) 6596 3587 International Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Standards of Training for Seafarers” Fax: (861) 6596 3588 Pollution Damage 1992 and the International Email: [email protected] Convention on the Establishment of an LOPEZ AFONSO, Andre (Mr.) Dissertation: “A Comparative Study on Identity International Fund for Compensation for Oil (Class of 1998) of the Carrier” Pollution Damage 1992” National Assembly Representative, Lawyer Drafting Project: “Law of Assessment of Drafting Project: “Law of Amendment in the National Assembly, Achadinha Praia Damages in Maritime Collision of the People’s Bulgarian Merchant Shipping Code Relating Tel.: (238) 622 705 Republic of China” to the Registration of Ships in the Bulgarian Fax: (238) 622 660 International Ship Register” Dissertation: “Open Registry: A Comparative SHEN, Jianbin (Mr.) Analysis” (Class of 2005) KOYTCHEVA, Christina (Ms.) Drafting Project: “A Draft on Salvage for Cape Chief of Navigation Safety Section (Class of 2001) Verde” Shanghai Maritime Safety Administration 86, Luben Karavelov Street, Sofi a 1000 No. 181 Songpu Road, Shanghai Email: [email protected] CHINA Tel.: (86) 21 5667 3573 Dissertation: “A Proposal for the Adoption of Fax: (86) 21 5667 1003 the International Convention on Salvage 1989: CAI, Yongsheng (Mr.) Email: [email protected] or The Bulgarian Perspective” (Class of 2006) [email protected] Drafting Project: “Act of Amendment to the Third Secretary Dissertation: “Maritime Liability Insurance and Bulgarian Merchant Shipping Code in the Light Department of Treaty and Law Compulsory Insurance with Special Reference of the International Convention on Arrest of Ministry of Foreign Affairs to Chinese Legislation” Ships, 1999” 2 Chao Yang Mennan Ave., Beijing Drafting Project: “The Law on Wreck Removal Tel.: (86) 10 6596 3263 or 8239 1468 of the People’s Republic of China” BURUNDI Fax: (86) 10 6596 3276 Email: [email protected] ZHENG, Xuefei (Ms.) HABONIMANA, Marc (Mr.) Dissertation: “The Role of Islands in International (Class of 2006) (Class of 1991) Maritime Boundary Delimitation: Case Liaoning Maritime Safety Administration Department of Transport Studies on State Practice and International Law Department 116001 B. P. 1590, Bujumbura Litigations” Changjiang Road, Dalian Tel.: (257) 22 722 Drafting Project: “Law of the People’s Tel.: (86) 411 8262 5153 or 8174 0721 Dissertation: “Some Proposals for the Republic of China on Acts of Piracy and Fax: (86) 411 8262 2895 Establishment of a Navigational Regime for Maritime Violence” Email: [email protected] Lake Tanganyika” Dissertation: “Liability and Compensation for Drafting Project: “Republic of Burundi: Marine CHEN, Bo (Ms.) Oil Pollution Damage from Tankers and the and Inland Insurance Bill” (Class of 1999) Domestic Legislation of China” Deputy Secretary-General Drafting Project: “Law of the People’s Republic CAMEROON China Maritime Arbitration Commission of China on Electronic Bill of Lading” 6/F, Golden Land Building ANOMAH, Ferdinand Nji Forboroh (Mr.) 32 Liang Ma Qiao, Chaoyang District, Beijing COLOMBIA (Class of 2005) 100016 Assistant Maritime Manager Dissertation: “Maritime Arbitration in China” RODRIGUEZ PIZZARRO, Alfonzo (Mr.) Camship Group S. A., B. P. 5440 Douala Drafting Project: “Provisions on Bills of Lading (Class of 1993) Tel.: (237) 759 0559 and Analogous Shipping Documents to Law Firm Partner Email: [email protected] Supplement and Amend Chapter IV of the Calle 84, No. 7-59, Ofi cina 202, A. A. 250824 Dissertation: “Port State Control and the Maritime Code of the People’s Republic of Santa Fe de Bogota, D. C. Justifi cation for the Detention of Ships: The China” Tel.: (57) 1 236 9268 Cameroon Perspective” Fax: (57) 1 257 1109 Drafting Project: “An Act for the Incorporation HAI, Qian (Mr.) Dissertation: “The International Law of Salvage of the ISPS Code into the Laws of Cameroon” (Class of 2007) and Protection of the Marine Environment” Third Secretary Drafting Project: “The Colombia Wrecks ASUAGBOR, Lucy (Ms.) Department of Treaty and Law Legislation” (Class of 1992) Ministry of Foreign Affairs Vice-President 2# Chaoyangmeng South Street, Beijing RUAN RODRIGUEZ, Guillermo Hernan (Mr.) Court of Appeal, B. P. 4055, Douala Tel.: (86) 10 6596 3200 (Class of 1992) Tel.: (237) 426 440 Fax: (86) 10 6596 3209 Transversal 22, No. 106-59, Santa Fe de Bogota Dissertation: “The Basis of Liability of the Carrier Email: [email protected] or Tel.: (57) 1 214 2013 for Loss or Damage to Goods” [email protected] Dissertation: “Statutory and Contractual Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping Dissertation: “International Maritime Warranties in the Law of Marine Insurance” (Maritime Trade and Commerce) Bill 1992” Conventions Apply to Hong Kong and Macao Drafting Project: “Incorporation of the Special Administrative Region of the People’s International Multimodal Transport of Goods TEMBUNDE, Grace (Ms.) Republic of China” Convention 1980 into the Commercial (Class of 1998) Drafting Project: “The Seafarer Law of the Shipping Law of Colombia” Claims and CSD Manager People’s Republic of China” P&O Nedlloyd Cameroon S. A. COMOROS (THE) B. P. 1637 Douala LI, Guanyu (Ms.) Tel.: (237) 343 8483 (Class of 2004) HASSANI, Ahamada Soilihi (Mr.) Mob: (237) 989 1091 Senior Principal Staff Member (Class of 2000) Email: [email protected] Maritime Safety Administration Conseiller Juridique Dissertation: “The Importance of the MARPOL Department of International Cooperation Ministere du Developpement Rural, de la Convention to Developing Countries: A Ministry of Communications Pêche, de l’Artisanat et de l’Environnement, Cameroon Perspective” 11 Jianguomennei Ave., Beijing 100736 Juriste Charge des Dossiers sur les Drafting Project: “An Act for the Prevention Tel.: 86 10 6529 2213 Deversements des Hydrocarbures and Regulation of Marine Pollution 1997” Fax: 86 10 6529 2261 Tel.: (269) 750 000/13 (offi ce) or (269) 736 044 Email: [email protected] (home) CAPE VERDE Dissertation: “Some Perceptions and Email: [email protected] Comments on the UNCITRAL Draft Instrument Dissertation: “Prevention of Ship Source Marine DA LUZ, Jose Pedro (Mr.) on the Carriage of Goods (Wholly or Partly) Pollution in the Indian Ocean: A Comorian (Class of 1996) by Sea – Scope of Application and Liability Perspective” Auxiliary Professor Regime” Drafting Project: “Proposed Law for the (ISECMAR) Instituto Superior de Engenharia e Drafting Project: “The Law of the People’s Implementation of the International Oil Ciencias do Mar Republic of China on Civil Liability for Bunker Pollution Preparedness, Response and St. Vicente, C. P. 163 Oil Pollution Damage and the Regulating Cooperation Convention (OPRC 1990) in Tel.: (238) 232 1129 or 232 6561 Rules” Comoros” Fax: (238) 232 6563 Mob: (238) 994 9780 MI, Bin (Mr.) SAID, Ali Nasser Eddine (Mr.) (Class of 2005) (Class of 2002)
46 47 c/o PNUD Haiti, 387 Ave. John Brown Email: [email protected] Eastern Caribbean Perspective” Route Bourdon, B. P. 557 Port-au-Prince, Haiti Dissertation: “Croatian Regulation on Liability Drafting Project: “Port State Control Act” Tel.: (509) 510 3183/3185 ext. 5517/5516 for Personal Injury and Death of Seafarers: De Mob: (509) 427 4394 Lege Lata and De Lege Ferenda” COMMODORE, Anthony (Mr.) Email: [email protected] or Drafting Project: “Ratifi cation of the Protocol (Class of 2000) [email protected] to the Athens Convention Relating to the Legal Counsel Dissertation: “Settlement of Disputes under the Carriage of Passengers and Their Luggage by Dominica Agricultural Industrial Development United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, 2002; and Amendments to the Croatian Bank (AID Bank) Sea of 10 December 1982: The International Maritime Code” P. O. Box 215, Cnr. Charles Ave., Rawles Lane Tribunal for the Law of the Sea” Goodwill Drafting Project: “A Law to Implement in CUBA Commonwealth of Dominica, West Indies the Union of Comoros the International Tel.: (1) 767 448 2853 ext. 321 (offi ce) or (1) 767 Convention on Liability for Damage in FERNANDEZ VELASCO, Ricardo (Mr.) 448 8109 (home) Connection with the Carriage of Hazardous (Class of 1991) Mob: (1) 767 614 3755 and Noxious Substances by Sea” Milagros 114, Vibora, C. Habana Email: [email protected] or Tel.: (53) 621 160 [email protected] CONGO (THE) Dissertation: “A Practical Approach to Security Dissertation: “Illicit Drug Traffi cking by Sea and Enforcement of Maritime Claims under and International Law: Suppression of an KINZONZOLO, Joachim (Mr.) the English Law” International Crime through the International (Class of 1996) Drafting Project: “Incorporation of the Law and Cooperation” Chef de Service des Ports et du Trafi c Maritimes International Convention on Salvage, 1989 Drafting Project: “Prevention of Pollution from Marine Marchande, B. P. 1107 Pointe Noire into the Cuban Merchant Shipping Act” Ships Act – Commonwealth of Dominica” Tel.: (242) 940 107 or 942 36 Fax: (242) 944 832 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF KOREA JOHN, Kelvin (Mr.) Dissertation: “Bills of Lading under (THE) (Class of 1991) Charterparties” 9, Murphy Lane, Goodwill, Roseau Drafting Project: “Decree on Coastal Maritime CHOL UNG, Ri (Mr.) Tel.: (1) 809 448 4281 Transport between Congo and Member States (Class of 2007) Dissertation: “Birds Island (Avis Island): Its of Central African Economic and Customs Researcher, Maritime Administration Bureau Effect on Delimitation of Dominica’s Exclusive Union” Email: [email protected] Economic Zone” Dissertation: “The Study on Port State Control in Drafting Project: “Draft Legislation Respecting MOUTHOUD-TCHIKAYA, Jean Felix (Mr.) the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea” Wages of Seamen” (Class of 1993) Drafting Project: “The Regulation of Maritime Head of Administration and Finance (Maritime Superintendence Bureau of Democratic ROYER, Gail (Ms.) Legislation), Marine Marchande People’s Republic of Korea for Application of (Class of 1990) P. O. Box 1107, Pointe Notre ISPS Code” Chief Magistrate Tel.: (242) 942 326 Ministry of Legal Affairs Fax: (242) 944 832 HWANG, Kil Hwan (Mr.) Government Headquarters, Roseau Dissertation: “Marine Pollution by Dumping: (Class of 2006) Tel.: (1) 809 448 2401 Some Crucial Issues under the London Director of Regulation Division Email: [email protected] Convention” Maritime Administration Bureau Dissertation: “Dumping of Hazardous Wastes at Drafting Project: “Congolese Law Concerning Donghung Dong, Central District, Pyongyang Sea – Legislative and Enforcement Jurisdiction Contingency Plan for Accidental Marine Tel.: (850) 218 111 ext. 8054 under the Public International Law of the Sea: Pollution” Fax: (850) 2381 4410 A Caribbean Perspective” Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “Marine Pollution (Prevention CÔTE DE I’VOIRE Dissertation: “General Average: Some and Control) Act for the Commonwealth of Practical Aspects and D. P. R. Korea Dominica” GOBA, Zouzoua Sezard (Mr.) Perspective” (Class of 2000) Drafting Project: “Regulation of Maritime ECUADOR Head of Maritime Traffi c Service Administration Bureau of D. P. R. Korea for Maritime Transport the Application of the International Safety GONZALEZ, Juan Carlos (Mr.) Waterways and Yachting Department Management Code” (Class of 2005) BPV 67 Abidjan Lawyer, Insurance Manager Tel.: (225) 216 553/212 490 HYON CHOL, Ri (Mr.) Flota Petrolera Ecuatoriana, Av. Amazonas Fax: (225) 223 088 (Class of 2007) 1188 y Cardero, Quito Dissertation: “The Regulation of Fishing in Côte Researcher, Maritime Administration Bureau Tel.: (593) 2250 5541 d’Ivoire” Email: [email protected] Fax: (593) 226 4200 Drafting Project: “The Implementation of the Dissertation: “Ship Registration in Democratic Email: [email protected] International Convention for the Prevention of People’s Republic of Korea” Dissertation: “Legal Analysis of the Oil Pollution Pollution from Ships (MARPOL 73/78) in Côte Drafting Project: “Regulation for the Liability System in Ecuador” d’Ivoire” Registration of Foreign-Owned Ships” Drafting Project: “Implementation of the 1992 CLC and Fund Conventions into the Law of CROATIA JANG, Chol U (Mr.) Ecuador” (Class of 2006) PADOVAN, Adriana Vincenca (Ms.) Research Worker of Regulation EGYPT (Class of 2003) Maritime Administration Bureau Cackoviceva 13 C, 10000 Zagreb Tong Hung Dong, Central District, Pyongyang ELSAMAN ABO-ASHARA, Radwa (Ms.) Tel.: (385) 14 635 090 Tel.: (850) 218 111 ext. 8059 (Class of 2005) Mob: (385) 98 319 500 Fax: (850) 2381 4410 Assistant Lecturer of Maritime and Commercial Fax: (385) 14 633 477 Email: [email protected] or Law Email: [email protected] [email protected] Faculty of Law, Cairo University, Egypt t.hr Dissertation: “A Study on Methods for Mob: (20) 10 526 9916 Dissertation: “The Direct Action of a Third the Application of IMO Conventions into Fax: (20) 572 7187 Party Against the Insurer in Marine Insurance the Domestic Law – the D. P. R. Korea Email: [email protected] with a Special Focus on the Developments in Perspective” Dissertation: “Settlement of Disputes under Croatian Law” Drafting Project: “Ballast Water Management the UNCLOS 1982 with Detailed Study of the Drafting Project: “Maritime Security Package Law of the D. P. R. Korea” Process of Arbitration” – Set of Laws and Sub-Legislative Acts for the Drafting Project: “Implementation of the 1992 Implementation of the IMO Maritime Security DOMINICA CLC and Fund Conventions as Amended Standards Set Out in the SUA Convention and into the Legal System of the Arab Republic Protocol 1988, and Chapter XI of the SOLAS BAPTISTE, Evelina (Ms.) of Egypt” Convention as Amended 2002 and the ISPS (Class of 1998) Code into the Croatian Legal System” Chief Magistrate, Magistrates Court ESTONIA Dame M. E. Charles Boulevard, Roseau POSPISIL, Marija (Ms.) Tel.: (1) 767 448 2401 ext. 3133/7 (offi ce) or (1) LILLIPUU, Ene (Ms.) (Class of 2004) 767 449 2725 (private) (Class of 1999) Lawyer Email: [email protected] Lawyer A. Kovacica 22, 51000 Rijeka Dissertation: “International Law as a Legal Department Tel.: (385) 5151 5416 Mechanism for Curbing Marine Pollution: The Estonian National Maritime Board
46 47 Lasnamae 48, 11413 Tallinn 12 Kazbegi St., Tbilisi, Georgia 0160 Tel.: (372) 620 5500 KUBUABOLA (TAGICAKI), Silipa (Ms.) Tel.: (99) 5 7752 1515 or 3415 9597 Fax: (372) 620 5506 (Class of 2000) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] or National Manager Legal Dissertation: “Electronic Bills of Lading – Legal [email protected] Fiji Islands Revenue and Customs Authority Implications” Dissertation: “Maritime Hypothecs and Liens Dominion House, Suva Drafting Project: “Law of Georgia Amending under Estonian Law” Tel.: (679) 330 1551 the Maritime Code of Georgia Introducing Drafting Project: “An Act to Amend and Email: [email protected] Electronic Bill of Lading” Supplement the Law of Property Relating to Dissertation: “Jurisdictional Issues Regarding Vessels Act” the Management of Highly Migratory Fish PARESASHVILI, Lia (Ms.) Stocks in the High Seas (A Western and Central (Class of 2002) ETHIOPIA Pacifi c Perspective)” SA King Tamari Ave., 380012 Tbilisi Drafting Project: “Amendments to the Fiji Email: [email protected] DAGNE TESSEMA, Nebiyou (Mr.) Marine Spaces Act 1978” Dissertation: “Ship Registration: The Concept (Class of 2001) of the ‘Genuine Link’ and Issues Relating to Ministry of Foreign Affairs SAKITI, Ma’ata (Ms.) Georgia” P. O. Box 393, Addis Ababa (Class of 1995) Drafting Project: “Law of Georgia on Carriage Email: [email protected] Legal Offi cer of Hazardous and Noxious Substances by Dissertation: “Freedom of Transit and Right of Attorney General’s Offi ce Sea” Access to the Sea of Land-locked States, with P. O. Box 2213, Government Building, Suva Special Reference to Cargo Protection: The Tel.: (679) 211 611 SIKHARULIDZE, Nino (Ms.) Ethiopian Experience” Fax: (679) 302 404 (Class of 2001) Drafting Project: “Agreement between the Dissertation: “Security Devices in Maritime Assistant, Abe Logistics Ltd. 380079 Georgia Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Law” Tbilisi, Razmadze 66 and ______on Freedom of Transit and the Drafting Project: “The Seafarer’s Act 1995” Tel.: (995-32) 438 008 Establishment of a Free Zone for Ethiopia at the Fax: (995-32) 383 184 Port of ______in ______and a Proclamation to GAMBIA (THE) Email: [email protected] or nino.abelogisti Ratify the Agreement” [email protected] BENSOUDA, Fatou Bomm (Ms.) Dissertation: “Bareboat Charter Registration” DANIEL, Elias (Mr.) (Class of 1991) Drafting Project: “Law of Georgia on the Arrest (Class of 1990) Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions of Ships” Legal Adviser Attorney General’s Chambers and Ministry of Transport and Communications Ministry of Justice SIRADZE, Eka (Ms.) P. O. Box 1186, Addis Ababa Marina Parade, Banjul (Class of 2000) Tel.: (251) 1 156 371 Tel.: (220) 223 137 or 228 808 or 228 181 Head of Legal Department Dissertation: “The Convention on International Email: [email protected] Ocean Shipping Company, Ltd. Multimodal Transport of Goods: Certain Legal Dissertation: “The 1986 United Nations 12a Al. Kazbegi Ave. 380060 Tbilisi Issues under the Convention” Convention on Conditions for Registration of Tel.: (995-32) 333 888 or 251 895 Drafting Project: “Pearland Port Authority Bill” Ships: An Endorsement of the Open Registry Fax: (995-32) 251 897 Concept?” Email: [email protected] ESSAYES, Haile-Mariam (Mr.) Drafting Project: “The Gambia Port Authority Dissertation: “The Right of Innocent Passage (Class of 1991) Act” and Hot Pursuit in the Light of Georgia’s 10361 Twin Rivers Road Maritime Zones Legislation” Columbia, Maryland 21044, U. S. A. MARONG, Moustapher (Mr.) Drafting Project: “The Law on Carriage Email: [email protected] (Class of 1994) of Goods by Sea, to Amend Chapter VIII Dissertation: “The Hamburg Rules – Basis of Director (Contract for Maritime Transport of Cargo) Liability and Onus of Proof: The Pendulum Maritime and Shipping Services and Related Provisions of the Maritime Code Swings” Gambia Ports Authority of Georgia” Drafting Project: “A Regulation to Provide for Liberations Avenue, P. O. Box 617, Banjul Recruitment, Medical Standards and Discipline Tel.: (220) 227 406 TSIKLAURI, Nikoloz (Mr.) of Seamen in Ethiopia” Fax: (220) 227 268 (Class of 1999) Email: [email protected] Second Secretary SHIFERAW, Yared (Mr.) Dissertation: “The Environmental Aspect of International Law Department (Class of 1998) Salvage Law” Ministry of Foreign Affairs Senior Lawyer 4 Chitadze Street, Tbilisi 380018 Ethiopian Shipping Line MBOGE, Lamin K. (Mr.) Tel.: (995-32) 989 368 P. O. Box 2752, Addis Ababa (Class of 1997) Fax: (995-32) 989 412 Tel.: (251) 1 518 280 Magistrate Email: [email protected] Fax: (251) 1 519 525 c/o Supreme Court of the Gambia Dissertation: “Legal Regulation for the Email: [email protected] Independence Drive, Banjul Prevention of Pollution of the Marine Dissertation: “The Rights and Interests of Land- Tel.: (220) 227 422 Environment in the Black Sea” locked States under the Law of the Sea: An Fax: (220) 224 286 or 227 034 Drafting Project: “The Law of Georgia on Ethiopian Perspective” Dissertation: “Implementation and Compensation for Damage Caused by Drafting Project: “Regulations to Restrict Enforcement of International Maritime Pollution of the Sea by Ships” Stowaways on Ethiopian Vessels” Conventions: The Gambian Perspective” Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping TSURTSUMIA, Levan (Mr.) FIJI (Admiralty Jurisdiction) Act” (Class of 2003) Email: [email protected] CAUCAU, Etueni Qiolele (Mr.) THOMASI, Rougie (Ms.) Dissertation: “A Navigational Regime for the (Class of 2004) (Class of 2003) Turkish Strait” Chief Staff Offi cer Legal Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions Drafting Project: “The Law on Amendments to Republic of Fiji Military Forces Attorney General’s Chambers and the Maritime Code of Georgia – Licences of P. O. Box 102, Suva Department of State for Justice Carriage of Passengers by Sea and Permits for Tel.: (679) 331 3799 Marina Parade, Banjul Maritime Towage” Fax: (679) 331 3397 Tel.: (220) 228 181 or 227 667 or 228 898 Email: [email protected] Fax: (220) 225 352 TUSHURI, Rusudan (Ms.) Dissertation: “Maritime Security in an Email: [email protected] (Class of 2005) Archipelagic State: Policing Fiji’s Maritime Dissertation: “The Regulation of Fishing Activities Head, Department of International Legal Zones” in the Maritime Zones within the Gambia’s Relations Drafting Project: “Marine Spaces (Marine Control (A Sub-Regional Approach)” Ministry of Justice of Georgia Scientifi c Research within the Exclusive Drafting Project: “The Maritime Zones Act, Rustaveli Ave. 30, Tbilisi Economic Zone) Regulations” 2003” Tel.: (995-32) 758-278 Fax: (995-32) 758-278 KETECA, Kiniviliame (Mr.) GEORGIA Email: [email protected] (Class of 1994) Dissertation: “Maritime Boundaries of Principal Legal Offi cer BODAVELI, Valerian (Mr.) Georgia” Attorney General’s Chambers, Government (Class of 2006) Drafting Project: “Law of Georgia on Arrest of Building, Suva Maritime Transport Administrator of Georgia Ships in the Territorial Waters of Georgia” Email: [email protected] Intern
48 49 GERMANY Lieutenant (GN) A Critical Analysis of the Current International Legal Directorate Regime” DIETZ, Wolfgang (Mr.) Armed Forces Headquarters Drafting Project: “Carriage of Goods by Sea (Class of 2006) Burma Camp, Accra Act” Lawyer, Trautewolf Email: [email protected] Str. 6, 80802 Munich Dissertation: “The Concept of Collective GUATEMALA Tel.: (49) 179 295 6833 Ownership in Ship: A Policy Instrument for Email: [email protected] Maritime Transport” ORELLANA PORTILLO, Gustavo Adolfo (Mr.) Dissertation: “The Concept of BIMCO 2002 Drafting Project: “Marine Pollution (Prevention (Class of 1991) Model Dispute Resolution Clause” and Control) Act 200x” 7a. Av. 7-78 Zona 4 Drafting Project: “Law to Amend the Edifi cio Centroamericano of. German Commercial Code – 4, Maritime Law MBIAH, Emmanuel Kofi (Mr.) 503, Guatemala City Amendment Act of 31 March 2006” (Class of 1991) Tel.: (502) 2331 4391 or 2334 6387 Vice-Chairman, IMO Legal Committee Fax: (502) 2334 6391 VITZTHUM, Simone Elisabeth (Ms.) Solicitor Secretary and Legal Adviser on Email: [email protected] (Class of 2006) Maritime Legislation Dissertation: “Arrest of Ships in Guatemala” Lawyer Ghana Shippers’ Council Drafting Project: “Carriage of Goods by Sea Carl-Petersen-Strasse 1, 20535 Hamburg PMB Ministries, Accra Decree” Tel.: (49) 40 2549 5886 Tel.: (233) 666 9157 Mob: (49) 176 2403 5264 Dissertation: “Implementation of the UN GUYANA Email: [email protected] Convention on Multimodal Transport of Dissertation: “Does the Current Legislation Goods: Some Legal Issues from the Ghanian GILHUYS, Gordon John (Mr.) Secure Sustainable Fishing in the North Sea? Perspective” (Class of 2004) The Confl ict Between the Freedom of Fishing Drafting Project: “Carriage of Goods by Water State Counsel and the Decline of Fish Stocks Considering as Law” Maritime Administration Department Example the North Sea Cod Stock” Fort Street Drafting Project: “Implementation of the NKRUMAH, Josephine (Ms.) Kingston, Georgetown 2004 International Convention for the Control (Class of 2001) Tel.: (592) 226 3356 and Management of Ship’s Ballast Water Solicitor and Advocate of the Supreme Court Email: [email protected] and Sediments, into the Legal System of the Kuenyehiya and Co., Mark Cofi e Eng Buildings Dissertation: “Oil Pollution – An International Federal Republic of Germany” Graphic Road, Accra Environmental Law Issue in the Context of the Tel.: (233) 21 220 624 or 235 778 Caribbean Community and Guyana” GHANA Fax: (233) 21 224 694 Drafting Project: “Prevention and Control of Email: [email protected] Pollution by Ships Bill No. 10/2004” AL-HASSAN, Azara (Ms.) Dissertation: “Global Fishing Practices: An (Class of 2000) Analysis of International Rules for the Adequate HAITI Solicitor and Advocate of the Supreme Court Management of Fishery Resources” Kuenyehiya and Co., Mark Cofi e Eng Buildings Drafting Project: “Civil Liability for Oil Pollution MOLIERE, Jean Frédéric (Mr.) Tel.: (233) 21 221 532 Damage Act 2001” (Class of 1997) Fax: (233) 21 223 024 or 229 621 Executive Secretary Email: [email protected] or OPOKU, Sandra (Ms.) Authorité Portuaire National [email protected] (Class of 2005) P. O. Box 616, Port-au-Prince Dissertation: “The Protection of Archeological Legal Offi cer Tel.: (509) 232 440 and Historical Objects Found at Sea (the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority Dissertation: “Proposals for the Implementation Ghanian Perspective)” Headquarters of International Conventions on Maritime Law Drafting Project: “The Carriage of Goods by P. O. Box 150, Tema in Haiti” Sea Act 2000 for the Republic of Ghana” Tel.: (233) 22 202 635 to 39 ext. 2082 Drafting Project: “The Law Regulating the Haiti Fax: (233) 22 202 639 Port Authority” AMELEY, Daniel Kofi (Mr.) Email: [email protected] (Class of 1993) Dissertation: “The Changing Status of the HONDURAS Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority and Issues P. O. Box 150, Tema to be Considered in its Restructuring” COINDET, Jessica Regina (Ms.) Tel.: (233) 26319 Drafting Project: “An Act to Codify Marine (Class of 1997) Dissertation: “The Liability of the Ghana Insurance in Ghana” Partner Ports and Harbours Authority as a Terminal Bufete Coindet & Asociados Operator” QUAYE, Samuel (Mr.) P. O. Box 5646, Tegucigalpa Drafting Project: “Oil Pollution Prevention Act (Class of 2002) Tel.: (504) 239 4173 and Regulations, 1993” P. O. Box 7076, Accra – North Fax: (504) 239 5627 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] ASARE, Yaw Darko (Mr.) Dissertation: “Shipowners’ Liability under Dissertation: “Honduras: A State with an Open (Class of 1995) Global Limitation Regimes: Analysis and Registry” Senior Legal Offi cer Comparisons” Drafting Project: “The Civil Liability Convention Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority Drafting Project: “Bunker Oil Pollution Bill, for Oil Pollution Damages (1969 and Its 1992 P. O. Box 150, Tema 200x” Protocol)” Tel.: (233) 26319 Dissertation: “The Himalaya Clause and Third GREECE GUTIERREZ FONS, Carmen Marina (Ms.) Party Liability under a Contract of Carriage of (Class of 2004) Goods by Sea in Ghana – an Appraisal” IOANNOU, Nikolaos (Mr.) Camino Viejo de Leganes 110 Drafting Project: “Ghana Freeport Act 1995” (Class of 2001) 4to Piso, 28025, Madrid, Spain 9, Alonion Street and Afxentiou, 14562 – Kifi sia Tel.: (34) 915 252 790 CHINERY-HESSE, Bernadette Esa (Ms.) Athens, Greece Email: [email protected] (Class of 2004) Tel.: (30) 210 808 9890 or 808 9891 Dissertation: “The Legal Status of the Gulf of Administrative Manager Fax: (30) 210 808 9892 or 808 9893 Fonseca: Is a Condominium of the Enclosed Ghana News Agency Mob: (30) 694 458 0002 Waters Possible?” P. O. Box 8392, Community 7, Tema Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “Decree for the Tel.: (233) 21 663 665 Dissertation: “The Shipowner’s Perspective of Implementation of the International Fax: (233) 22 207 642 P&I Clubs” Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “Contingency Plan for Marine Response and Cooperation, 1990 (OPRC Dissertation: “Globalization and the Maritime Pollution Incidents in the Hellenic Republic” Convention) in the Republic of Honduras” Transport Industry: Prospects for West and Central African Countries (An Analysis of Efforts GRENADA MARTINEZ GUTIERREZ, Norman Augusto (Mr.) Aimed at Dismantling Barriers to Trade and (Class of 1998) What Prospects this Phenomenon Holds for GILL, Arley Michael (Mr.) Lecturer West and Central African Countries)” (Class of 2003) IMO International Maritime Law Institute Drafting Project: “Control of Harmful Anti- Attorney-at-Law P. O. Box 31, Msida, Malta fouling Systems on Ships Act, 2004” G. W. Prime and Co., St. Martin’s House Tel.: (356) 21 319 343 Upper Lucas Street, St. George’s Fax: (356) 21 343 092 KAMAL-DEEN, Ali (Mr.) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] (Class of 2002) Dissertation: “International Maritime Security:
48 49 Dissertation: “The Delimitation of the Maritime Special Legal Adviser to the Managing Jurisdiction in the Maritime Zones of Iran in the Boundaries of Honduras in the Caribbean Director Light of Provisions of the UN Convention on the Sea” Ports and Shipping Organization Law of the Sea 1982” Drafting Project: “Enabling Decree and 751 Enghelab Ave., Tehran Drafting Project: “Pilotage Act of Iran” Regulations for the Implementation of MARPOL Tel.: (98) 21 880 9280 to 89 73/78 in Honduras” Fax: (98) 21 9319 880 4100 IRAQ Dissertation: “The Concept of Jurisdiction in RIVERA CARBAJAL, Laura Ester (Ms.) International Maritime Law” AL-NASSIRY, Ali Abbas Khayoon (Mr.) (Class of 2007) (Class of 2006) Head of Pollution Prevention and DANESH KAMAL, Majed (Mr.) Lawyer, Legal Department Marine Environmental Protection Section (Class of 2004) General Company for Ports of Iraq General Directorate of the Merchant Marine Tariff Expert Ministry of Transport, Al-Ma’aqal, Basra of Honduras Ports and Shipping Organization Tel.: (96) 440 413 211 Tel.: (504) 221 0721 No. 25, Enghelab Ave., Tehran Fax: (96) 440 419 245 Fax: (504) 221 3033 Tel.: (98) 21 880 8984 Email: [email protected] or Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] [email protected] Dissertation: “A Comparative Analysis on Dissertation: “Ship Registration in Iran” Dissertation: “A Comparative and Analytical Arrest of Ships and a Proposal of a Model for Drafting Project: “Iranian Multimodal Study between Iraqi and English Law with the Honduran Legislation” Transportation of Goods Act” Reference to Applications in Maltese, Spanish Drafting Project: “Implementation of the and Canadian Laws” International Convention on Civil Liability for DARVISHI, Ali Yare (Mr.) Drafting Project: “Vessel Registration Act of Oil Pollution Damage, 1992 (CLC 92); and (Class of 1992) Iraq 2006” for the Implementation of the International Legal Adviser Convention on the Establishment of an Ports and Shipping Organization ITALY International Fund for Compensation for Oil 751 Enghelab Ave., Tehran Pollution Damage, 1992 in Honduras” Tel.: (98) 21 880 9280 BREDA, Gianmatteo (Mr.) Fax: (98) 21 880 9310 (Class of 2005) RIVERA GARCIA, Juan Carlos (Mr.) Dissertation: “Some Aspects of the Law of Naval Offi cer (Lieutenant Commander) (Class of 2005) Marine Towage” Assistant to the Division Offi cer (International Head of Ship Registry Drafting Project: “Wages of Seamen – Draft Law) Merchant Marine of Honduras Legislation” Stato Maggiore della Marina Col. San Carlos, Ave. San Carlos, Calzada Rog. Piazzalae della Marina, 0020 Roma Urugay No. 2800 GHOLIZADEH, Faezeh (Ms.) Tel.: (39) 06 3680 4673 Tel.: (504) 236 8880 or 236 8868 (Class of 2005) Fax: (39) 06 3680 5822 Fax: (504) 236 8866 Lawyer Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 31 Helena Road, Dollis Hill, London, U. K. Dissertation: “Maritime Law Enforcement Dissertation: “Effects of the ISPS Code on Tel.: (44) 20 8438 9994 within the Framework of International Terrorism, the Republic of Honduras and the Central Mob: (44) 79 1412 4415 with Particular Emphasis on the Issue of Flags of American Perspective” Email: [email protected] or Convenience” Drafting Project: “Enabling Decree and [email protected] Drafting Project: “Implementation of the Regulations for the Implementation of the Dissertation: “The SUA Convention and the 2000 United Nations Convention against Maritime Search and Rescue Convention (SAR Rights and Obligations of Flag States – An Transnational Organized Crime and 1979)” Iranian Perspective” Supplementary Protocol against the Smuggling Drafting Project: “Seafarers’ Wages, Hours of Migrants by Land, Sea and Air into the Legal INDIA of Work and the Manning of Ships Act of the System of the Republic of Italy” Islamic Republic of Iran” DARYANANI, Minoo (Ms.) TOFFALETTI, Rocco (Mr.) (Class of 1995) MALAKSHAH HASSANPOUR, Reza (Mr.) (Class of 2005) 7F Embassy, 4 Shakespeare Sarani (Class of 2005) Lawyer Calcutta 700071, W. Bengal Head of the Legal Department Via Teatro Filarmonico 12-37121, Verona Tel.: (91) 33 242 8652 Bandar Anzali Port Via della Moscova 60-20121, Milan Fax: (91) 33 242 6716 Tel.: (98) 181 322 4505 Tel.: (39) 045 595 585 or (39) 02 2900 2104 Dissertation: “Limitation of Liability in Fax: (98) 181 322 4802 Fax: (39) 02 2906 3408 Oil Pollution Cases and the Concept of Email: fi [email protected] Email: [email protected] or Sustainable Development” Dissertation: “A Study on the Arrest of Ships [email protected] Drafting Project: “The Indian Marine Insurance in the Light of the International Convention Dissertation: “The Bill of Lading and its Function Loss and Indemnifi cation Act 1995” of 1952 and 1999 thereon in View of the as a Document of Title” Accession of the Islamic Republic of Iran” Drafting Project: “Contiguous Zone Act (Law INDONESIA Drafting Project: “Admiralty Court No. ___ of April ___, 2005)” (Establishment and Procedures) Code of the HANUNG, Cahyono (Mr.) Islamic Republic of Iran” JAMAICA (Class of 1991) Taman, Wisma Asri, CC 26/19, Bekasi RAJAEE, Hassan (Mr.) MAIR, Julliet D. (Ms.) Tel.: (62) 375 282 (Class of 1991) (Class of 1999) Email: [email protected] Director Lawyer Dissertation: “The Liability of a Pilot under Commercial and Marketing Department 10 Kinsale Ave., Liguanea, Kingston 6 Compulsory Pilotage” International Maritime Specialized Agencies Tel.: (876) 927 4492 Drafting Project: “The Indonesian Maritime Ports and Shipping Organization Email: [email protected] Salvage Act” 751, Enghelab Ave., Tehran Dissertation: “The Challenges of Ship-borne Tel.: (98) 21 880 9377 Waste under MARPOL 73/78: The Jamaican SRI LESTARI, Rahayu S. H. (Ms.) Fax: (98) 21 880 9377 Perspective” (Class of 1993) Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “The Prevention of Marine JL Waralas IX Normor 113B, TG Priok, Jakarta Dissertation: “Some Legal Aspects of the Pollution (from Ships) Act 1999” Tel.: (62) 21 363 009 Amoco Cadiz Accident: Lessons for Iran” Fax: (62) 21 384 4492 Drafting Project: “Draft Legislation on Limitation MCKOY, Kerry Ann (Ms.) Dissertation: “The Exclusive Economic Zone of Liability in Relation to Maritime Claims (Class of 1997) of an Archipelagic State: An Indonesian (Incorporation of the 1976 Convention)” 2 Ebony Glades, Norbrook, Kingston 8 Perspective” Tel.: (809) 925 2389 Drafting Project: “Standards of Training, RAZAVI KHOSROWSHAHI, Seyed Saeid (Mr.) Fax: (809) 928 2801 Certifi cation, and Watchkeeping of Seafarers’ (Class of 2004) Email: [email protected] or Law of Indonesia” Head of Acts Codifi cation and International [email protected] Legal Affairs Offi ce Dissertation: “Arrest of Vessels – A Comparative IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) Ports and Shipping Organization Study – U. S. and Jamaica” No. 41 Estenkaf St. Drafting Project: “Maritime Liens and BADPA, Amir (Mr.) Nateghist, Shonada Sq., Tehran Mortgages Control Act” (Class of 1994) Tel.: (98) 21 880 9045 Fax: (98) 21 880 9045 Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “The Exercise of Criminal
50 51 JAPAN HUSSUN, Mohamed Alawi (Mr.) Mob: (44) 785 407 5361 (Class of 2006) Email: [email protected] or aleksejsgalkins ARIKAWA, Takashi (Mr.) Principal Legal Offi cer @hotmail.com (Class of 2004) P. O. Box 1891, Mombasa Dissertation: “Inspection of Seafarers’ Working 2nd Grade Navigation Offi cer Tel.: (254) 312 221 ext. 2825 and Living Conditions: A Latvian Perspective” Japan Coast Guard Email: [email protected] or Drafting Project: “Regulations Relating to 42-1-304 Honmoku Motomachi [email protected] Inspection of Seafarers’ Working and Living Naka-Ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Dissertation: “The Future of Kenya Carriage of Conditions” Tel.: (81) 3 3591 6361 Goods by Sea Laws” Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “Carriage of Goods by Sea KAKTINIECE, Juta (Ms.) Dissertation: “Extent of Maritime Police Bill No. (__) 2006” (Class of 2007) Power of the Japan Coast Guard Allowed by Senior Lawyer, Legal Department Chapter XI-2 of the Amended SOLAS” JILO, Raha Mwambela (Mr.) AS “SEB LATVI∍AS Unibanka Drafting Project: “Draft Law for Ensuring the (Class of 2004) Unicetrs, Kekavas pagasts Security of the Ship Engaged on International Senior Legal Offi cer Rigas rajons, LV-1076 Voyage and the Port Facility Serving such Kenya Ports Authority Tel.: (371) 721 5768 Ship” P. O. Box 95009, Mombasa Fax: (371) 721 5595 Tel.: (254) 312 211 Email: [email protected] or JORDAN Fax: (254) 311 867 [email protected] Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “Protection of the Creditor’s ABU RUMMAN, Bashar (Mr.) Dissertation: “Protection and Control against Rights in Ship Finance Agreements” (Class of 2007) Vessel Source Oil Pollution: The Kenyan Drafting Project: “A Law to Adopt the Senior Legal Adviser Perspective” HNS Convention into Latvian Law and a Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority Drafting Project: “Kenya Maritime Authority Bill Law to Amend the Latvian Maritime Code Tel.: (962) 6551 0407 No. _____ of 2004” to Incorporate the Provisions of the HNS Fax: (962) 7950 2777 Convention” Email: [email protected] KARIGITHU, Nancy W. (Ms.) Dissertation: “The ISPS Code: Evaluation and (Class of 1994) Implementation in the Hashemite Kingdom of Karigithu and Company, Advocates MARKEVICS, Patrick (Mr.) Jordan” Rex House, Second Floor, Suite 5. Moi Ave. (Class of 1996) Drafting Project: “Incorporation of the P. O. Box 86070, Mombasa Legal Adviser International Convention on Limitation of Tel.: (254) 312 211 Latvian Shipping Company Liability for Maritime Claims 1976 as Amended Fax: (254) 311 867 2 Basteja Boulevard, Riga LV 1807 by the 1996 Protocol on Limitation of Liability Dissertation: “Preparedness, Response and Tel.: (371) 702 0248 into the Jordanian Legislation” Cooperation in Maritime Pollution Casualties: Fax: (371) 732 3340 The East African Perspective” Email: [email protected] KAZAKHSTAN Drafting Project: “Legislation Incorporating the Dissertation: “Comparative Analysis of the Civil Liability Convention 1969 and the Fund English and Latvian Law Relating to Security GABDULLOVICH KUBASHEV, Sagidzhan (Mr.) Convention 1971, as Part of the Merchant in Ships” (Class of 2007) Shipping (Amendment) Act” Drafting Project: “An Act to Amend Chapter Legal Advisor 22 of the Maritime Code” Kazakhstan, Almaty, Zheltoksan Str. 137-99 MARU, Nishit Dhanvantrai (Mr.) Tel.: (007) 3272 674 060 (Class of 2007) PLANKOVA, Inara (Ms.) Email: [email protected] Legal Offi cer, Kenya Navy (Class of 1996) Dissertation: “Protection of the Marine P. O. Box 1971, Mombasa, GPO-80100 Head of Legal Section Environment in the Course of Exploitation Tel.: (254) 72 271 5965 or 41 231 4175 Ministry of Transport of the Mineral Resources in the Kazakhstani Fax: (254) 41 231 7377 Brivibas Street, 58 Riga LV 1050 Sector of the Caspian Sea” Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “Commercial and Maritime Drafting Project: “Law of the Republic of Dissertation: “Piracy – A Challenge for Kenya” Arbitration with Special Reference to Latvian Kazakhstan on the Prevention, Response and Drafting Project: “Piracy and Maritime Legislation” Cooperation on Oil Pollution” Offences Act” Drafting Project: “The Carriage of Passengers and their Luggage by Sea Act to Supplement KENYA NDUNGU, Moses W. (Mr.) Chapter 23 of the Maritime Code of the (Class of 1995) Republic of Latvia” CHEPSIROR, Alex Kiptanui (Mr.) Legal Offi cer (Class of 1992) Kenya Navy Headquarters PUTANE, Vija (Ms.) Legal Offi cer P. O. Box 95350, Mombasa (Class of 2000) Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Tel.: (254) 11 451 201 or 12 Legal Adviser Cooperation Fax: (254) 11 451 213 Latvian Maritime Administration P. O. Box 30551, Nairobi Dissertation: “The Interrelationship between Trijadibas 5, Riga LV 1048 Tel.: (254) 334 433 Salvage and Towage in Maritime Law” Tel.: (371) 602 108 Dissertation: “The Doctrine of Proximate Cause Drafting Project: “The Salvage (Warships and Email: [email protected] and Maritime Losses” Government Ships) Act” Dissertation: “Ship Registration in Latvia” Drafting Project: “Maritime Commerce, Trade Drafting Project: “Provisions on the Arrest of and Transport Act 1992” LATVIA Ships to Amend Chapter 15 of the Maritime Code of the Republic of Latvia” DULU, George M. A. (Mr.) BIEZBARDE, Laura (Ms.) (Class of 1991) (Class of 1999) RACINA MEDIN, Laila (Ms.) Judge of the High Court of Kenya Lawyer (Class of 1995) Tel.: (254) 312 211 Legal Department, Ministry of Transport Head of Legal and International Unit Fax: (254) 311 867 3 Gogola Street, Riga, LV 1743 Maritime Department, Ministry of Transport Dissertation: “The Power of Removal of Wrecks Tel.: (371) 767 5226 3 Gogola Street, Riga LV 1544 by Harbour Authorities: An Examination of the Fax: (371) 702 8309 Tel.: (371) 702 8284 Law Applicable” Email: [email protected] Fax: (371) 733 1406 Drafting Project: “Legislation Respecting Dissertation: “Claims Secured by Maritime Email: [email protected] Survey and Certifi cation of Ships (Incorporating Liens” Dissertation: “The Emerging Law of Maritime the 1974 International Convention for the Drafting Project: “The Carriage of Passengers Liens with Special Reference to Latvian Safety of Life at Sea and the Protocols of 1978 and their Luggage by Sea Act to Supplement Legislation” and 1988)” Chapter 23 of the Maritime Code of the Drafting Project: “Carriage of Goods by Sea Republic of Latvia” Act” GATERE, Catherine Muthoni (Ms.) (Class of 1996) GALKINS, Aleksejs (Mr.) LEBANON Legal Offi cer (Class of 2001) Kenya Ports Authority EHQ Claims Coordinator AL-MASRI, Ali (Mr.) P. O. Box 2058, Mombasa Hyundai Merchant Marine (Europe) Ltd. (Class of 2007) Tel.: (254) 11 472 074 4F City Reach, 5 Greenwich View Place Head of Maritime Trade Affairs Section Fax: (254) 11 311 867 Millharbour, London E14 9NN, U. K. Directorate General of Land and Maritime Email: [email protected] Tel.: (44) 20 7477 7176 Transport Fax: (44) 20 7477 7170
50 51 Starco Building, Bloc A Analysis with Libyan Maritime Law” Fax: (261) 202 4001 George Picot Street, Beirut Drafting Project: “Seamen Contract” Dissertation: “General Comments on Email: [email protected] or Contracts of Affreightment” [email protected] LITHUANIA Drafting Project: “Legislative Draft for Dissertation: “The Adoption of the United the Implementation of the International Nations Convention on Carriage of Goods DERKINTYTE, Regina (Ms.) Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Pollution by Sea (“Hamburg Rules 1978”) and Its (Class of 2006) Damage, 1992 and the International Consequences on the Lebanese Legal Legal Adviser Convention on the Establishment of an Framework” AB LISCO Baltic Service International Fund for Compensation for Oil Drafting Project: “The Lebanese Maritime J. Janomio Str. 24, LT-92251, Klaipeda Pollution Damage, 1992, in Madagascar” Zones Law” Tel.: (370) 46 393 677 Fax: (370) 46 393 601 MALAWI KACHOUH LANFRANCO, Corinne (Ms.) Email: [email protected] or Regin (Class of 2001) [email protected] CHILUNDU KONDOWE, Kwacha John (Mr.) Khalef Building, Achrafi eh, Adib Ishac Street Dissertation: “The Duty to have Cargo Ready (Class of 1990) Beirut to Load under a Voyage Charter Party” (Deceased) Email: [email protected] or corinne.lanfr Drafting Project: “Law of the Republic of Dissertation: “Land-locked Malawi and the anco@fi mbank.com Lithuania on the Ratifi cation of the Athens International Law of the Sea” Dissertation: “Marine Pollution Caused by Convention Relating to the Carriage of Drafting Project: “Inland Waters Fish Habitat Ships: The Lebanese Perspective in the Light of Passengers and their Luggage by Sea (1974) Protection and Pollution Prevention Bill” the International Conventions” as amended by the 2002 Protocol and Drafting Project: “Law Amending the Amendments to the Law of Merchant Shipping MALUZA, Alexander Lino (Mr.) Lebanese Merchant Shipping Law of February of the Republic of Lithuania” (Class of 1991) 18th 1947 for the Purpose of Incorporating Clerk to the Cabinet therein the International Convention on Arrest KISONAITE ROYSET, Gitana (Ms.) Offi ce of the President of Ships 1999” (Class of 2002) P/Bag 301, Lilongwe 3 Porfyrveien 15, 4823 Nedenes, Norway Tel.: (265) 731 533 LIBERIA Tel.: (47) 9382 3945 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “The Right of Access to Marine ANSUMANA, Margaret (Ms.) Dissertation: “Comparative Analysis of Arrest Fisheries Resources by African Land-locked (Class of 1998) of Ships in Norway, Nigeria and Lithuania” States under International Law: Illusions and Legal Assistant and Administrator Drafting Project: “Law on Arrest of Ships of the Realities” Dunbar & Dunbar Law Offi ce Republic of Lithuania” Drafting Project: “Draft Legislation on the 56 Broad Street, Monrovia Multimodal Transport of Goods” Tel.: (231) 226 112 KRAVCHUK, Igoris (Mr.) Fax: (231) 226 848 (Class of 1999) NYIRENDA, Kenyatta Kennie (Mr.) Dissertation: “A Criticial Analysis of the Open Lawyer (Class of 1995) Registry: The Liberian Perspective” Klaipeda State Seaport Authority Parliamentary Draftsman Drafting Project: “Port State Control J. Janonio 24, Klaipeda, LT 5800 Ministry of Justice Memorandum of Understanding for West Tel.: (370) 6 257 186 P/Bag 333, Lilongwe 3 African States” Fax: (370) 6 253 354 Tel.: (265) 782 411 Email: [email protected] Fax: (265) 782 176 LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA (THE) Dissertation: “Law of Marine Insurance: A Dissertation: “Incorporation of the Maritime Comparative Analysis of the UNCTAD Model Conventions into Malawi Municipal Law under ABOU ARGOUB, Fauzi Milad (Mr.) Clauses and the Institute Clauses Relating to the 1994 Constitution” (Class of 2006) Marine Cargo Insurance” Drafting Project: “Inland Waters Shipping Act Legal Department Drafting Project: “Lithuania Act Establishing 1995” Cristina, Triq El Assam, Sweqi, Malta Sventoji Sea Port” Tel.: 3400 461 69 or (356) 9920 5854 MALAYSIA Email: [email protected] LABUTIS, Ugnius (Mr.) Dissertation: “Fisheries – Protection Zones in the (Class of 1997) BIN ABU BAKAR, Zulkifili (Mr.) Mediterranean – Libyan Perspective” Third Secretary (Class of 2007) Drafting Project: “Law for the Registration of Consular Department, Ministry of Foreign Head of Investigations Ships in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya” Affairs of Lithuania Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency J. T. Vaizganto g.2, LT 2600 Vilnius Prime Minister’s Department ALSIED, Adel Omar (Mr.) Tel.: (370) 5 236 2621 Email: [email protected] (Class of 2003) Fax: (370) 5 212 2705 Dissertation: “Straits Used for International Email: [email protected] Mob: (370) 6 998 6525 Navigation – A Legal Analysis of Contemporary Dissertation: “The 1982 United Nations Email: [email protected] Security Issues with Special Reference to Convention on the Law of the Sea and the Dissertation: “International Salvage Law and Piracy in the Straits of Malacca – A Malaysia Continental Shelf: A Libyan Perspective” Lithuania” n Perspective” Drafting Project: “Order Relating to the Drafting Project: “Law on Amendments to the Drafting Project: “International Maritime Implementation of the International Merchant Shipping Legislation of Lithuania” Search and Rescue Act 2007” Convention on Civil Liability for Bunker Oil Pollution Damage” MADAGASCAR BUANG, Mazni (Ms.) (Class of 1992) ELWAER, Mohamed Ayadi Salem (Mr.) RATSIMISARAKA, Thelesphore (Mr.) Assistant Parliamentary Draftsman (Class of 1993) (Class of 2000) Attorney General’s Chambers Legal Adviser Department Manager Bangunan Bank Rakyat, Tingkat 16 General National Maritime Transport Ministry of Environment, BP 571 (101) Tangsi 50512, Kuala Lumpur Company Antananarivo Tel.: (60) 3 292 3077 Legal Offi ce, P. O. Box 80173, Tripoli Tel.: (261) 20 224 1847 Dissertation: “Piracy: A Southeast Asian Tel.: (218) 21 901 20208 or 20206 Fax: (261) 20 224 1919 Perspective” Fax: (218) 21 333 4890 Email: [email protected] or Drafting Project: “Marine Pollution (Civil Dissertation: “Cargo Claims Under the [email protected] Liability) Bill 1992” Maritime Law of Libya” Dissertation: “Madagascar and the Protection Drafting Project: “Safety Regulations for of Its Marine Environment against Oil Pollution MAHMUD, Khadijah (Ms.) Libyan Ships” from Ships” (Class of 1990) Drafting Project: “Act to Implement the 1990 Deputy Public Prosecutor ZAGHWAN, Abdelrauf A. (Mr.) International Convention on Oil Pollution Prosecution Division (Class of 1998) Preparedness, Response and Cooperation Attorney General’s Chambers Manager, Legal Bureau (1990 OPRC Convention)” Bangunan Bank Rakyat General National Maritime Transport Jalan Tangsi, 50512, Kuala Lumpur Company RAVONIARISOA, Perline (Ms.) Tel.: (60) 3 299 2499 CO-Ahmed Sherif Street, P. O. Box 80173 (Class of 2000) Fax: (60) 3 291 0167 Tripoli Head of Legislation Division Dissertation: “The Conservation and Utilization Tel.: (218) 444 6046 or 444 9822 or 444 0362 Ministry of Transport and Meteorology, Anosy of the Living Resources in the Exclusive Fax: (218) 333 4890 Tananariva Economic Zone with Special Reference to the Dissertation: “Chartering Comparative Tel.: (261) 202 4604 ext. 461 Situation in the Asian Region”
52 53 Drafting Project: “Shipping (Safety and AQUILINA, Kevin (Mr.) L-Gharix, Triq Il-Minfah, Naxxar Passenger Ship) Bill 1990” (Class of 1990) Tel.: (356) 21 437 590 3 Stuart Street, Gzira, GZR 02 Fax: (356) 21 231 928 MALDIVES Tel.: (356) 21 313 731 Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “Maltese Legislation on the Dissertation: “Classifi cation Societies: Liability ABDUL WAHHAAB, Raeefa (Ms.) Prevention, Reduction, and Control of Marine and Competition” (Class of 2007) Pollution: A Critical Study” Drafting Project: “The Protection of the Marine Assistant State Attorney Drafting Project: “Draft Legislation on the Environment through Criminal Law (Act)” Attorney General’s Offi ce Prevention, Reduction and Control of Marine Huravee Building, Malé Pollution” CHIRCOP, Carmel (Mr.) Tel.: (960) 332 3809 (Class of 1993) Email: [email protected] AQUILINA, Ronald (Mr.) Legal Adviser Dissertation: “Carrier’s Liability under (Class of 1997) Malta Maritime Authority, Maritime House International Conventions – A Way Forward to Lawyer Pinto Wharf, Valletta the Maldives” Starlodge/2, Triq Wied il-Ghasel, Mosta, MST 08 Tel.: (356) 21 250 360 Drafting Project: “Arrest of Ships Act, 2007 Tel.: (356) 21 412 041 Fax: (356) 21 241 460 (To Incorporate 1952 Convention on Arrest of Fax: (356) 21 412 041 Dissertation: “Carriage of Deck Cargo: Legal Seagoing Ships into Maldivian Legal System)” Email: [email protected] Implications” Dissertation: “Seaworthiness: A Maltese Drafting Project: “The Exclusive Economic HAMZA, Ahmed (Mr.) Perspective” Zone of Malta” (Class of 1997) Drafting Project: “Carriage of Goods by Sea State Attorney Act, 1997” CUTAJAR, Gordon (Mr.) Attorney General’s Offi ce (Class of 2004) Vaaly Brothers, No. 17 AZZOPARDI, Arthur (Mr.) Assistant Registrar of Ships Chandhanee Magu, Malé (Class of 2006) Malta Maritime Authority, Maritime House Tel.: (960) 322 417 Junior Legal Offi cer Lascaris Wharf, Valletta, VLT 01 Fax: (960) 324 943 Offi ce of the Attorney General, the Palace Tel.: (356) 21 250 360 Email: [email protected] Valletta Email: [email protected] or Dissertation: “International Sales Contracts Tel.: (356) 2122 5401 [email protected] with Emphasis on C.I.F. and F.O.B. Contracts” Fax: (356) 2124 0738 Dissertation: “An Analysis of the International Drafting Project: “Safety of Navigation Act” Mob: (356) 9942 7802 Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code and Email: [email protected] or arthur. its Impact on Shipping” MOHAMED, Ibrahim Nasir (Mr.) [email protected] Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping (Class of 1995) Dissertation: “The Arrest of Ships – A Maltese (Stowaways) Regulations, 2004” State Attorney Perspective” Attorney General’s Offi ce Drafting Project: “Arrest of Ships Act” D’ALESSANDRO, Robert (Mr.) Huravee Building, Malé (Class of 1993) Tel.: (960) 325 038 BALZAN, Kristian (Mr.) Lawyer Fax: (960) 314 109 (Class of 2003) 31/1, St. Nicholas Buildings, Abate Rigord Street Dissertation: “The Priority of the Mortgages 4 Villa Zimmerman, Ta’Xbiex Terrace Ta’Xbiex under the Law Relating to Maritime Claims” Ta’Xbiex, MSD 11 Tel.: (356) 21 443 462 Drafting Project: “Safety of Passenger Ships Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] and Passengers Act 1995” Dissertation: “The International Convention Dissertation: “Effective Marine Preservation: for Bunker Oil Pollution, 2001: Extent of Civil National Interests Versus Communal Interests” MUIZZU, Ahmed (Mr.) Liability and Relative Compensation” Drafting Project: “Malta Maritime Jurisdiction (Class of 1994) Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping Act, 1993 (Incorporating the Arrest Convention State Attorney (Carriage of Passengers and their Luggage by 1952)” Attorney General’s Offi ce Sea) Regulations” Huravee Building, Malé DEPASQUALE, Francesco (Mr.) Tel.: (960) 325 038 BERRY, Stephan John (Mr.) (Class of 1996) Fax: (960) 314 109 (Class of 2000) Lawyer Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping Lawyer Depasquale and Gatt Advocates (Certifi cation of Masters and Deck Offi cers) “The Berries”, Triq R. Caruana Dingli 184 St. Lucia Street, Valletta Regulations, 1994” San Gwann, SGN 05 Tel.: (356) 21 237 792 Tel.: (356) 21 380 100 Fax: (356) 21 246 911 SAEED, Abdulla (Mr.) Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “The Towage Contract in Malta” (Class of 1999) Dissertation: “The Law and Practice of the Drafting Project: “A Draft Legislation State Attorney Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitral Incorporating the IMO Rome Convention for Attorney General’s Offi ce Awards” the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Huravee Building, Malé Drafting Project: “The Air Pollution (from Ships) Safety of Maritime Navigation, 1988 into the Tel.: (960) 323 809 Bill” Maritime Navigation (Security) Act, 1996” Fax: (960) 314 109 Email: [email protected] BONELLO, John (Mr.) DEPASQUALE, Maria (Ms.) Dissertation: “Protection of the Marine (Class of 2005) (Class of 2004) Environment in International Law with Special Lawyer Lawyer Reference to the Maldives” 93 Hompesch Road, Fgura 34 Monte Mario, Triq Il-Ferrovija, Attard, BZN 02 Drafting Project: “Legislation Incorporating the Tel.: (356) 21 801 762 Tel.: (356) 21 411 005 Civil Liability Convention of 1969 as Amended Fax: (356) 21 661 675 Fax: (356) 21 414 739 by the 1992 Protocol Thereto; and the Fund Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Convention of 1971 as Amended by the 1992 Dissertation: “Admiralty Jurisdiction in Malta” Dissertation: “The Carrier’s Duty in Relation Protocol Thereto” Drafting Project: “Admiralty Jurisdiction and to the Care of Cargo under the Hague and Procedure Act” Hague-Visby Rules, with Special Reference to MALTA Maltese Law” BUTTIGIEG-MARTINEZ, Marika (Ms.) Drafting Project: “An Act to Amend Articles 50 AQUILINA, Daniel (Mr.) (Class of 1998) to 54A of the Merchant Shipping Act, Relating (Class of 2001) Lawyer to Special Maritime Privileges” Prof. J. M. Ganado and Associates Flat 1, The Anchorage, 22 Triq Il-Molletta 171, Old Bakery Street, Valletta, VLT 09 Swieqi, STJ 05 FARRUGIA, Ruth (Ms.) Tel.: (356) 21 235 406 or 21 235 407 or 21 235 408 Tel.: (356) 21 387 158 (Class of 1998) or 21 242 096 Fax: (356) 21 246 043 Lawyer Fax: (356) 21 225 908 Dissertation: “A Study of the Most Important Sapiru, Lia Street, Zabbar, ZBR 06 Email: [email protected] Clauses in Bills of Lading” Tel.: (356) 21 801 402 or 801 655 Dissertation: “Ship Management under Drafting Project: “A Maritime Legislative Dissertation: “Maritime Arbitration: A Maltese Law with Special Reference to Liability Drafting Project on Limitation of Liability for Comparative Analysis” Issues” Maritime Claims, 1976 Convention” Drafting Project: “Salvage Act, Based on the Drafting Project: “The Search and Rescue Act U. K. 1995 Salvage Act” 2001” CARDONA, Christian (Mr.) (Class of 1999) FILLETTI, Stefano (Mr.) Member of Parliament (Class of 1999)
52 53 Lawyer Drafting Project: “The Incorporation of SOLAS 198 Old Bakery Street, Valletta 6 Balluta Buildings, Triq Il-Karmelitani and the 1988 Load Line Protocol” Tel.: (356) 21 241 232 St. Julians, SLM 05 Fax: (356) 21 221 893 Tel.: (356) 21 336 545 GRISCTI, Giovanni (Mr.) Dissertation: “Impediment of Departure of Ships Dissertation: “Marine Cargo Claims under (Class of 1990) in the Light of the Proposed Amendments” Maltese Law, with Particular Reference to Magistrate Drafting Project: “Liability of Operators of Shore Handling and Warehousing of Cargo The Law Courts, Republic Street, Valletta Transport Terminals Act” Import” Tel.: (356) 21 224 434 Drafting Project: “Suppression of Illicit Drug Dissertation: “Some Legal Aspects of Bareboat MIFSUD, Roderick Vincent (Mr.) Traffi c by Sea Act” Charter Registration” (Class of 2007) Drafting Project: “Draft Legislation Lawyer FILLETTI, Tiziana (Ms.) Incorporating the Civil Liability Convention, Marvin II, Monsinjur Depiro Street (Class of 2004) 1969” Rabat, RBT 1705 Lawyer Tel.: (356) 2145 6596 6 Balluta Buildings, Triq Il-Karmelitani HILI, Bella (Ms.) Fax: (356) 2145 6596 St. Julians, SLM 05 (Class of 1994) Email: [email protected] Tel.: (356) 21 336 545 6 Gold Field House, Dun Karm Street, Birkirkara Dissertation: “Developing an Environmental Fax: (356) 21 251 196 Email: [email protected] Salvage Regime for the 21st Century” Email: fi [email protected] Dissertation: “The Protection of the Drafting Project: “A Subsidiary Legislation Dissertation: “Coastal and Port State Mortgagee’s Interest in Bareboat Charter” Incorporating the International Convention on Obligations Relating to the Regulation of Drafting Project: “Draft Legislation Regulating the Control and Management of Ships’ Ballast Marine Pollution, with Particular Reference to Discipline for Seamen and Stowaways” Water and Sediments (2004) into Maltese Pollution from Ships” Law” Drafting Project: “The Oil Pollution LANFRANCO, Reuben (Mr.) Preparedness, Response and Cooperation (Class of 2001) MUSCAT, Stephen (Mr.) Act” Captain, Director (Class of 1997) Maritime Institute, MCAST, Villa Portelli Associate Partner GAUCI, Gianfranco (Mr.) Marina Street, Kalkara, CSP 11 Muscat, Azzopardi, Spiteri and Associates (Class of 1996) Tel.: (356) 21 806 467 2 The Firs, Borg Olivier Street, Sliema, SLM 12 Lawyer Email: [email protected] Tel.: (356) 21 667 649 Casa Rozol, Old Church Street, Birkirkara Dissertation: “The Exercise of Jurisdiction in the Dissertation: “Assistance and Salvage of Tel.: (356) 21 487 957 Maltese Maritime Zones” Maritime Property and Lives at Sea under Dissertation: “Time Chartering Documents: A Drafting Project: “The Suppression of Illegal Maltese Law – A Critical Study” Review of the Most Typical Clauses” Traffi cking of Migrants by Sea Act” Drafting Project: “An Act to Make Provision Drafting Project: “The Merchant Shipping for the Limitation of Liability of Shipowners in (Salvage) Act 1996” LUNGARO, Simon (Mr.) Respect of Maritime Claims” (Class of 2006) GAUCI, Larry John (Mr.) Lawyer MUSCAT AZZOPARDI, Adrian (Mr.) (Class of 2006) Cassar, Ellul and Scott (Class of 2006) Lawyer 318 Rue d’Argens, Gzira Advocate 20 Garden St., Ghajnsiecem, Gozo Tel.: (356) 2131 8347 Muscat Azzopardi and Associates Tel.: (356) 2156 0460 or 2131 6059 Mob: (356) 7963 2097 7 The Firs, Borg Olivier Street, Sliema Mob: (356) 9944 6838 Email: [email protected] or cesadvocates Tel.: (356) 2133 6196 Email: [email protected] @nextgen.net.mt Mob: (356) 7946 7023 Dissertation: “Flag States’ Delegation and Dissertation: “The Laytime Clause in the Fax: (356) 2133 6027 Class Liability” Voyage Charter Party” Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “An Act to Give Effect Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping (Fishing Dissertation: “Carriage of Goods by Sea – A to the Convention for the Suppression of Vessel Personnel Training, Certifi cation and Way Forward” Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Maritime Watchkeeping) Regulations” Drafting Project: “A Law to Amend the 1954 Navigation, 2005 (2005 SUA Convention) and Maltese Carriage of Goods by Sea Act” to the Protocol for the Suppression of Unlawful MANICARO, Jesmond (Mr.) Acts against the Safety of Fixed Platforms (Class of 2003) MUSCAT FARRUGIA, Nikolai (Mr.) Located on the Continental Shelf, 2005 (2005 Block C, Flat 2, Gananton Tanti Street (Class of 2001) SUA Fixed Platforms Protocol)” Tarxien, PLA 18 57, Serena, Carini Street, St. Venera Tel.: (356) 21 665 232 Email: [email protected] GAUCI, Maria Dolores (Ms.) Mob: (356) 99 840 416 Dissertation: “The Safety Regulations of Ro-Ro (Class of 1992) Email: [email protected] Passenger Ferries in Maltese Domestic Waters” Lawyer Dissertation: “The Protection of Underwater Drafting Project: “An Act to Implement the 44 Burmarrad Road, St. Paul’s Bay Cultural Heritage under International Law” 1999 UN Convention on Arrest of Ships and Tel.: (356) 21 573 082 Drafting Project: “The Underwater Cultural to Regulate all Matters Related to the Arrest Dissertation: “The Freight Forwarder: A Heritage (Protection) Act” of Ships” Synopsis of the Evolution of his Legal Status and Role in International Maritime Law” MICALLEF STAFRACE, Simon (Mr.) PADOVANI, Jacqueline (Ms.) Drafting Project: “A Bill Entitled the Multimodal (Class of 1992) (Class of 1999) Transport of Goods Act” Lawyer Magistrate Stafrace and Stafrace Advocates The Law Courts, Republic Street, Valletta GAUCI, Stefan Patrick (Mr.) Vincenti Buildings Tel.: (356) 21 246 610 (Class of 2003) 11A, Strait Street, Valleta VLT 08 Fax: (356) 21 336 623 Lawyer Tel.: (356) 21 223 142 or 21 248 034 Email: [email protected] Block VI, Entrance B, Flat 10, Vjal in-Naspli Fax: (356) 21 240 502 Dissertation: “Maltese Admiralty Jurisdiction San Gwann, SGN 03 Dissertation: “The Regime of Maltese Ship – Time for Change” Tel.: (356) 21 387 368 Registration” Drafting Project: “Carriage of Passengers and Mob: (356) 79 387 368 Drafting Project: “The Incorporation of the Their Luggage by Sea Act 1999” Email: [email protected] Salvage Convention 1989 into the Malta Dissertation: “The Ship’s Right to Reconvention Merchant Shipping Act” ROSSIGNAUD, Vanessa (Ms.) under Maltese Admiralty Law” (Class of 2003) Drafting Project: “Admiralty Court Act, 2003” MIFSUD, Joseph (Mr.) Alta Villa, Triq Il-Pitiross, Kappara, San Gwann (Class of 2001) Tel.: (356) 21 386 178 GRIMA, Rowena (Ms.) Solitaire, Guzè D’Amato Street, Tarxien, PLA 05 Fax: (356) 21 386 542 (Class of 1999) Email: [email protected] Mob: (356) 99 448 667 Head (Shipping Department) Dissertation: “The Adoption by Malta of the Email: [email protected] Fenech and Fenech Advocates European Union Acquis on Maritime Safety” Dissertation: “Proposed Amendments to the 198 Old Bakery Street, Valletta Drafting Project: “The Intervention on the High Salvage Convention 1989 in the Light of the Tel.: (356) 21 241 232 Seas in Cases of Oil Pollution Casualties Act” Castor Issue” Fax: (356) 21 221 893 Drafting Project: “Carriage of Goods by Sea Email: [email protected] MIFSUD, Malcolm (Mr.) (Amendment) Act (2003)” Dissertation: “An Overview of Maltese Law on (Class of 1995) Mortgages” Associate SANT, Stefan (Mr.) Fenech and Fenech Advocates (Class of 2005)
54 55 First Secretary [email protected] MARSHALL ISLANDS (THE) Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Palazzo Parisio Dissertation: “The Application of EC Merchants Street, Valletta Competition Law in Maritime Transport MANNI MANONI, Filimon (Mr.) Tel.: (356) 21 343 498 Services: A New Horizon” (Class of 2007) Fax: (356) 21 343 498 Drafting Project: “Dumping and Incineration Legislative Counsel Email: [email protected] or at Sea (Prevention and Control) Act” Offi ce of the Legislative Counsel [email protected] Nitijela of the Marshall Islands Dissertation: “Places of Refuge for Vessels in VASSALLO, Alison (Ms.) P. O. Box 24, Majuro, MH 96960 Distress” (Class of 2005) Tel.: (692) 625 7740 Drafting Project: “Procedures for Ships in Lawyer Fax: (692) 625 3687 Distress Regulations” 20 Ferris Street, Rabat, RBT 06 Email: manoni.fi [email protected] Tel.: (356) 21 455 006 Dissertation: “The Race to Contain Marine SCERRI, Mario (Mr.) Email: [email protected] or Pollution in the Marshall Islands” (Class of 1991) [email protected] Drafting Project: “Suppression of Unlawful Acts Lawyer Dissertation: “Persons Rescued at Sea: Recent against the Safety of Maritime Navigation Act 103 Vajringa Street, Victoria, Gozo Developments and Trends in Coastal State 2007” Tel.: (356) 21 223 281 or 21 222 244 Response” Dissertation: “Containerized Transport and Per Drafting Project: “Malta Maritime Authority ZACKIOS, Gerald M. (Mr.) Package Limitation” Act (Chapter 352) Port Security (Amendments) (Class of 1992) Drafting Project: “Marine Insurance Act 1991” Regulations” Hon. Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Cabinet Building, Majuro, MH 96960 SCERRI, Nadia (Ms.) VASSALLO, Erika (Ms.) Tel.: (692) 625 3181 (Class of 2002) (Class of 2002) Fax: (692) 625 4979 Administrator 7 Rue de la Providence Email: [email protected] or Maritime Law Advisory Council L-4885 Lamadelaine [email protected] 144/1 Palazzo Marina, Marina Street Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Dissertation: “The International Regime of Ship Pieta, MSD 08 Tel.: (352) 021 621 064 Registration – A Study of the Marshall Islands Tel.: (356) 21 250 319 Email: [email protected] Open Registry” Fax: (356) 21 250 320 Dissertation: “Port State Control with Reference Drafting Project: “Marine Pollution (Prevention Mob: (356) 99 806 839 to Maltese Law” and Control) Act, 1992 of the Republic of the Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping (Liability Marshall Islands” Dissertation: “A New Protocol to the PAL for Bunker Oil Pollution Damage) Regulations, Convention: Higher Passenger Awards or the 2002” MAURITANIA Coup de Grâce to the Passenger Shipping Industry?” VASSALLO, Robert (Mr.) DIOP, Racine (Mr.) Drafting Project: “Incorporation of the (Class of 2007) (Class of 1993) International Convention on the Control of Legal Consultant, Malta Maritime Authority P. O. Box 346 Nouadhibou Harmful Anti-Fouling Systems on Ships, 2001 Maritime Trade Centre Tel.: (222) 45174 into Maltese Law” Triq Xatt I-Ghassara ta’ I-Gheneb, Marsa Dissertation: “Some Legal Aspects of Maritime Tel.: (356) 2122 2203 Communication” SCERRI-DIACONO, Jotham (Mr.) Email: [email protected] or robert.vassall Drafting Project: “Nouadhibou Port Control (Class of 1994) [email protected] Regulations” Advocate Dissertation: “The Rights of Seafarers under Ganado and Associates Maltese Law” MAURITIUS 171 Old Bakery Street, Valletta Drafting Project: “Incorporation of the Tel.: (356) 21 235 406 to 08 Maritime Labour Convention, 2006, an HOSANNEE, Niveta Malliga (Ms.) Fax: (356) 21 225 908 International Convention of the International (Class of 2001) Email: [email protected] Labour Organization, into Maltese Law” 15, Bernards Street, Beau Bassin Email: [email protected] SCHEMBRI-ADAMI, Sandro (Mr.) VELLA, Ivan (Mr.) Dissertation: “An Analysis of the Issue of (Class of 1995) (Class of 1997) Abandonment and Repatriation of Seafarers” Member of Parliament Advocate, Maritime Law Specialist Drafting Project: “The Merchant Shipping 696 St. Joseph High Road, Hamrun Level 12, Portomaso Business Tower (Inspection of Seafarers’ Living and Working Tel.: (356) 21 241 129 St. Julians, PTM01 Conditions) Regulations 2001” Fax: (356) 21 225 136 Tel.: (356) 2138 8344 Email: [email protected] Fax: (356) 2138 8347 SEEGOBIN, Gawooreesunkur (Mr.) Dissertation: “Safety of Navigation in the Mob: (356) 9942 3735 (Class of 1998) Maltese Territorial Sea” Email: [email protected] Superintendent of Shipping Drafting Project: “The Seafarer’s Welfare at Dissertation: “Sale and Purchase of Tonnage: Ministry of Land Transport Sea and Port Act 1995” A Maltese Perspective” Shipping and Port Development Drafting Project: “Carriage of Noxious 4th Floor, Capitainerie Building SHAW, Suzanne (Ms.) Substances by Sea (Liability and Quay D, Port Louis (Class of 2004) Compensation) Act” Tel.: (230) 240 1455 Advocate Fax: (230) 216 1612 5 St. Mary Street, Gudia, ZTN 12 ZAMMIT GERMAN, Cornelia Falzon (Ms.) Email: [email protected] Tel.: (356) 21 822 244 (Class of 2000) Dissertation: “The Legal Regime Regulating Email: [email protected] Lawyer the Contract of Employment for Seamen” Dissertation: “Section 37 of the Merchant Il-Palma, St. Paul Street, Naxxar Drafting Project: “The Merchant Shipping (Safe Shipping Act as Compared and Contrasted Tel.: (356) 21 437 953 Manning, Hours of Work and Watchkeeping) with the Freezing Injunction” Fax: (356) 21 446 508 Regulations” Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping (Port Email: [email protected] State Control) Regulations, 2004” Dissertation: “The Doctrines of Hot Pursuit and TOPSY, Gereesha (Ms.) Constructive Presence in International Law” (Class of 2000) SPITERI, Christopher (Mr.) Drafting Project: “Regulations for the State Counsel (Class of 1994) Prevention of Pollution by Sewage and Attorney General’s Offi ce Lawyer Garbage from Ships, 2000” 5th Floor ex MPF Building, Port Louis Block A, Flat 6, St. Paul’s Flats Tel.: (230) 212 032 St. Vincent Street, Hamrun ZERAFA, Lydia (Ms.) Email: [email protected] Tel.: (356) 21 238 709 (Class of 2002) Dissertation: “Delimitation of the Maritime Email: [email protected] Lilton, Plot 5, St. Helena Bastion Boundaries of Mauritius” Cospicua, CSP 03 Drafting Project: “The Civil Liability for Oil SPITERI, Geraldine (Ms.) Email: [email protected] Pollution Bill” (Class of 2007) Dissertation: “Ship Registration: A Maltese-EU Advocate Perspective” MEXICO 72 Darose, Triq Il-Cawsli, San Gwann, SGN 03 Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping (Hours of Tel.: (356) 2138 3661 Work) Regulations 2002” ALVAREZ DEL CASTILLO, Joaquin (Mr.) Fax: (356) 2138 3661 (Class of 1995) Mob: (356) 9985 8000 Deschamps, Gonzales Luna Y Alvarez del Email: [email protected] or geraldi Castillo, S. C.
54 55 Andres de la Concha 12, San Jose Insurgentes, Port State Control” Dirección General de Transporte Acuatico Mexico, D. F. 03900 Drafting Project: “Liability for Port Terminal Ministerio de Transporte e Infraestructura Tel.: (55) 9112 4212 Operators Act 1999” Frente Estadio Nacional, Managua Fax: (55) 5563 7687 Tel.: (505) 2 222 6928 Mob: (0155) 5455 0861 MYANMAR Fax: (505) 2 281 196 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “A Review of Mexican Legislation MAUNG KHIN, San (Mr.) Dissertation: “The International Regime in the Light of the 1982 Convention on the Law (Class of 1991) of Multimodal Transport: Certain of the Sea” Associate Legal Offi cer Recommendations to Nicaragua” Drafting Project: “Regulations on the Limitation UNHCR Offi ce, No. 287 Pyay Road Drafting Project: “A Law on Carriage of Goods of Liability for Maritime Claims” Sanchaung Township, Yangon by Water” Tel.: (95) 1 524 022 or 524 024 DE OLAGUIBEL DOMINGUEZ, Miroslava (Ms.) Fax: (95) 1 524 031 NIGERIA (Class of 2000) Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Assistant Attorney Dissertation: “The Position of a Third Party ABDULKADIR, Aliyu Kolapo (Mr.) General Directorate of Legal Cases under a Mareva Injunction” (Class of 2004) Ministry of the Navy Drafting Project: “The Liner Conferences Act” Acting Registrar of Ships Eje Dos Oriente Tramo H, Escueta Naval National Maritime Authority 861 Col. Los Cipreses, CP 04830 Coyoacan THANDAR, Khin (Ms.) 4 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos Tel.: (52) 5 684 8188 ext. 6545 (Class of 2007) Tel.: (234) 1 587 1029 Email: [email protected] Deputy Director Mob: (234) 805 747 9788 Dissertation: “The Functions of the Mexican International Law and Treaties Division Email: [email protected] Navy under the New Law of the Sea” Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nay Pyi Taw Dissertation: “The Right to Fly the Flag of Drafting Project: “The Carriage of Passengers Email: [email protected] or Nigeria and the International Maritime Trend” and their Luggage by Water, Amendments to [email protected] Drafting Project: “Cabotage Shipping Bill” the Mexican Navigation Act” Dissertation: “Oil Pollution and Solutions in the Bay of Bengal from a Myanmar Perspective” ABDULKADIR MUHAMMAD, Nurrunden (Mr.) ESCOBEDO TELLEZ, Maida (Ms.) Drafting Project: “Territorial Sea and Maritime (Class of 2000) (Class of 2001) Zones Law, 2007 of the Union of Myanmar” Senior Legal Offi cer Bruselas 109 Nigerian Ports Authority, 26/28 Marina, Lagos No. 1 Del Carmen Coyoacan CP 04100 THANDAR OO, Khin (Ms.) Tel.: (234) 1 263 6716 Email: [email protected] (Class of 2006) Fax: (234) 1 263 0306 or 263 6719 Dissertation: “The Exploitation of Non-living Legal Staff Email: [email protected] or Resources in the Mexican Gulf in the Light Department of Marine Administration [email protected] of the New Law of the Sea: The Mexican P. O. Box 194, Yangon Dissertation: “The Rights of a Coastal State Perspective” Tel.: (51) 553 093 or 556 037 or 556 038 on its Continental Shelf: The Nigerian Drafting Project: “Regulations to Implement Email: [email protected] Perspective” the International Convention for the Prevention Dissertation: “Regulation of Towage Contracts Drafting Project: “The Nigerian Ports of Pollution from Ships, 1973, as Modifi ed by the in Myanmar: A Comparative Study on Towage (Reception Facilities) Regulations, 2000” Protocol of 1978 Relating Thereto (MARPOL Contracts from the Myanmar Perspective” 73/78)” Drafting Project: “Fishing Rights Law of ABDULLAHI, M. Bashir (Mr.) Myanmar” (Class of 1993) MOZAMBIQUE Principal Manager, Legal Services NAMIBIA Nigerian Ports Authority MATE, Jose Camilo (Mr.) 26/28 Marina, Lagos (Class of 1994) SHAPWA, Lidwina N. (Ms.) Tel.: (234) 1 263 6716 or 263 2600 or 263 2620 Legal Adviser (Class of 1992) to 09 ext. 4050 Navique EE, P. O. Box 145 P. O. Box 61311, Windhoek, Katutura Fax: (234) 1 263 0306 or 263 6719 366 Bagamoyo Street, Maputo Tel.: (264) 61 216 159 Dissertation: “The Law of Wrecks with Special Tel.: (258) 423 118 or 425 634 Fax: (264) 61 228 560 Reference to Nigeria” Dissertation: “Beyond the Halcyon Isle: Drafting Project: “Calabar Commercial Ports OSSUMANE, Domingos (Mr.) Towards Uniformity in the Law of Maritime PLC Act, 1993” (Class of 1995) Liens” Legal Advisor, Ports and Railways Co. Drafting Project: “Draft Regulations AJIBOLA, Ademola (Mr.) Ministry of Transport and Communications Incorporating the MARPOL 73/78 Convention (Class of 1995) Beira Corridor Authority, P. O. Box 1320, Beira into the Marine Pollution Act, 1992” Legal Practitioner Tel.: (258) 3 327 188 or 327 191 Bola Ajibola and Company Fax: (258) 3 326 652 TSHATUMBU, George (Mr.) Gbadela Chambers Dissertation: “Fundamental Breach and (Class of 1997) 55 Allen Ave., Ikeja, Lagos Its Application to Deviation in the Law of Legal Offi cer Tel.: (234) 1 966 674 Carriage of Goods by Sea” Ministry of Works, Transport and Dissertation: “The Sister Ship Arrest in Maritime Drafting Project: “A Proposed Law for the Communications Law” Carriage of Goods by Sea for the Republic of P/Bag 13341, Windhoek Drafting Project: “The Nigerian Shipping Mozambique” Tel.: (264) 61 240 024 (Limitation of Liability) Act, 1995” Fax: (264) 61 233 786 PORTIMAO, Abilio David (Mr.) Dissertation: “Rights and Liabilities of the AKHIGBE, Okhai M. (Mr.) (Class of 1995) Mortgagor and Mortgagees” (Class of 2002) Director Drafting Project: “Carriage of Goods by Sea Vice-Admiral Ministry of Transport and Communications Act” Plot 325, Younis Bashorun Street, Victoria Island P. O. Box 276, Maputo Annex, Lagos Tel.: (258) 1 430 151 or 430 155 NEW ZEALAND Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “A Case in Favor of the Adoption Dissertation: “Enforcement of Maritime Law: of the United Nations Convention on the YOO, Cho Weon (Mr.) The Nigerian Perspective” Carriage of Goods by Sea, 1978 (The Hamburg (Class of 1999) Drafting Project: “Maritime Security Act 2002” Rules) in Mozambique” Barrister and Solicitor Drafting Project: “Legislation Proposing an Veritas Law, P. O. Box 106055, Auckland ALIYU, Moh’d Muazu (Mr.) Open Ship Registration for Mozambique” Tel.: (64) 9 379 4700 (Class of 2000) Fax: (64) 9 379 4702 Legal Offi cer SALES LUCAS, Osorio (Mr.) Email: [email protected] Ship Acquisition and Building Fund (Class of 1999) Dissertation: “International Ship Registration in National Maritime Authority Head of the Labour and Juridical Relations Korea and Shipowner’s Choice of Flag” 4 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos Department Drafting Project: “Limitation of Liability for Tel.: (234) 1 587 1029 Mozambique Ports and Railways Maritime Claims in Korea” Email: [email protected] Praca dos Trabalhadores, Maputo Dissertation: “The Prevention of Pollution of the P. O. Box 2158 NICARAGUA Marine Environment from Ships: An Appraisal Tel.: (258) 1 430 894 of the ‘Adequacy’ of Nigeria’s Institutional and Fax: (258) 1 430 903 MORALES ESPINOZA, Jorge (Mr.) Legal Framework” Email: [email protected] (Class of 1999) Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping Dissertation: “Mozambican Perspective on Director, Maritime Legislation (International Safety Management) Act 2000”
56 57 AMAECHI, Enemo (Ms.) Vessel) Personnel Act, Chapter XXVIII 200__ Joint Maritime Labour Industrial Council (Class of 2003) Laws of the Federation of Nigeria” 15B Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos Senior Legal Offi cer, Legal Department Tel.: (234) 1 267 3396 National Maritime Authority EGEJURU, Victor Chukwliemeka (Mr.) Fax: (234) 1 267 3395 4 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos (Class of 2006) Email: [email protected] Tel.: (234) 1 587 1029 (offi ce) or (234) 1 480 0490 Assistant Chief Legal Offi cer Dissertation: “Safety of Dockworkers’ and (home) National Maritime Authority Seafarers’ Welfare Convention 1987 – the Mob: (234) 802 305 5810 4 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos Nigerian Perspective” Email: [email protected] Tel.: (234) 1 587 1029 or 080 332 6574 Drafting Project: “An Act for the Incorporation Dissertation: “Issues on Pollution from Offshore Email: [email protected],uk of the International Ship and Port Facility Drilling Activities with Special Reference to Dissertation: “A Study of Some Salient Issues Security (ISPS) Code into the Laws of the Liability and Compensation: The Nigerian in the CMI/UNCITRAL Draft Instrument on the Federal Republic of Nigeria” Perspective” Carriage of Goods (Wholly or Partly) by Sea, Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping with the Hamburg Rules in Perspective” KABIR, Edward Dauda (Mr.) (Repatriation of Seafarers) Regulations” Drafting Project: “A Bill for an Act to Provide for (Class of 2000) the Establishment of the National Oil Pollution Principal Manager, Legal Department ASUQUO, Praise Ukorebi (Ms.) Preparedness, Response and Cooperation Nigerian Ports Authority, 26/28 Marina, Lagos (Class of 2005) Agency of Nigeria” Tel.: (234) 1 587 3210 or 587 4363 Principal Legal Offi cer (Ship Registry) Email: [email protected] National Maritime Authority EJEMAI (f.k.a. NWANDU), Nkemdilim (Ms.) Dissertation: “Arrest of Ships with Particular 4 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos (Class of 1990) Reference to Nigeria” Tel.: (234) 9 587 1029 Legal Advisor and Company Secretary Drafting Project: “Maritime Legislation Drafting Fax: (234) 9 587 1029 Nigerdock Nigeria Limited, Snake Island, PMB Project on Arrest of Ships” Email: [email protected] 1256, Apapa, Lagos Dissertation: “The Nigerian Experience of Port Tel.: (234) 1 269 4489 or 269 1817 MAJIDADI CHONOKO, Ibrahim (Mr.) Reform” Fax: (234) 1 269 1738 (Class of 2007) Drafting Project: “An Act to Incorporate Dissertation: “Shipbuilding and Shiprepair: Legal Offi cer, Nigerian Navy and Implement the Provisions of the 2003 Comparative Legal Perspectives” Naval Headquarters, Area 7, Garki, Abuja Protocol to Implement the Provisions of the Drafting Project: “Salvage Legislation Tel.: (234) 802 316 2865 2003 Protocol to the International Convention (Incorporating the 1989 International Fax: (234) 805 511 7838 on the Establishment of an International Fund Convention on Salvage)” Email: [email protected] for Compensation for Oil Pollution Damage, Dissertation: “The Rights and Duties of Coastal 1992” EKANEM, Grace (Ms.) States in the Exclusive Economic Zone: The (Class of 2002) Nigerian Perspective” BAPPA, Mohammed M. (Mr.) Senior Legal Offi cer Drafting Project: “An Act to Implement into (Class of 2002) Federal Ministry of Justice, Federal Secretariat Laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria the Legal Offi cer 1 Central Business District, Eagle Square, Abuja International Convention on Civil Liability for Legal Department, National Maritime Email: [email protected] the Bunker Oil Pollution Damage 2001” Authority Dissertation: “Nigeria’s Ship Registration Policy 4 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos – A Case in Favor of a New Regime” OBI, Mayen B. (Ms.) Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “Marine Pollution Prevention (Class of 1997) Dissertation: “The Concepts of Rights and Act, 2002 No. ___ (An Act to Prevent the Head of Legal Division Duties within the Exclusive Economic Zone Pollution of the Marine Environment by Oil and Offi ce of the Government Inspector of under the UNCLOS 82” Other Noxious Substances Discharged from Shipping Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping Ships; to Repeal the Oil in Navigable Waters Nigerian Maritime Safety Administration (Seafarers’ Hours of Work and the Manning of Act 1990; and for Related Purposes)” 1 Joseph Street, Marina, Lagos Ships) Rules in Nigeria” Email: [email protected] ERUCHALU, Chigozie Claris (Ms.) Dissertation: “Rights and Responsibilities of BATURE BALA, Yusuf (Mr.) (Class of 1995) Marine Cargo Owners” (Class of 1995) State Counsel, Civil Litigation Department Drafting Project: “Law Implementing the (Deceased) Federal Ministry of Justice, Lagos United Nations Convention 1978, Hamburg Dissertation: “The Bill of Lading: Contractual” Tel.: (234) 1 263 4669 or 263 4559 Rules” Drafting Project: “Decree to Regulate Fax: (234) 1 263 4552 Dumping at Sea” Dissertation: “Marine Oil Pollution – Liability, OBIANYOR, Nneka Ogochukwu (Ms.) Clean-up and Compensation under Nigerian (Class of 2001) DIMOWO, Heaku (Mr.) Law” National Maritime Authority (Class of 2001) Drafting Project: “Legislation Incorporating 4 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos, PMB 123891 68, St. Finbarr’s College Road the Civil Liability Convention of 1969 and the Tel.: (234) 1 587 1029 Akoka, Yaba, Lagos Fund Convention of 1971, as Part of the Marine Fax: (234) 1 587 1029 or 545 0722 Email: [email protected] Pollution Prevention (Amendment) Act 1995” Mob: (234) 803 303 0937 Dissertation: “The IOPC Fund and the Email: [email protected] Compensation Regime: Some Practical GAREGY BAJOGA, Petel (Ms.) Dissertation: “Analysis of Piracy Control in a Considerations” (Class of 2007) Modern Maritime Context” Drafting Project: “Civil Liability for Pollution and Lawyer, Chief Administrative Offi cer Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping (The Fund Convention Bill 2001” Federal Ministry of Transport Carriage of Passengers and their Luggage by Email: [email protected] Sea Liability and Compensation) Act 2001” DIRISU, Abdulmumuni (Mr.) Dissertation: “Review of Relevant Laws in (Class of 2007) line with Port Security in the Face of Recent OGBUITEPU, Margaret (Ms.) Legal Offi cer Concessioning in Nigeria” (Class of 2002) National Maritime Administration and Safety Drafting Project: “An Act to Incorporate Secretary, Legal Services Department Agency Chapter 1 of the International Convention on Nigerian Ports Authority 4 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos Safety of Life at Sea (Survey and Certifi cation 26/28, Marina, Lagos PMB 12588 Tel.: (234) 803 301 7498 of Ships) in Nigeria” Email: [email protected] Fax: (234) 803 587 1029 Dissertation: “Liability for Payment of Port Email: [email protected] GIWA, Tajudeen Yinka (Mr.) Charges by Vessels under Arrest in Nigerian Dissertation: “Voluntary IMO Audit Scheme: (Class of 2004) Ports” The Challenge Before Nigerian Government in Lawyer/Civil Servant, Principal Legal Offi cer Drafting Project: “An Act to Implement into Her Treaty Obligations” National Maritime Authority the Laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Drafting Project: “Maritime Security Agency 4 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos the International Convention on Oil Pollution Act, 2007” Tel.: (234) 080 3312 6290 Preparedness, Response and Co-operation Email: [email protected] 1990” DUBLIN-GREEN, Ala (Ms.) Dissertation: “Nature and Scope of Maritime (Class of 2002) Lien in Admiralty Law” OGO, Azuka Nkemdilim (Ms.) 61, Bende Street, Portharcourt Drafting Project: “An Act to Provide for the (Class of 1992) Email: [email protected] Multimodal Transport of Goods” Deputy Director in Charge of Cargo Defence Dissertation: “Conservation and Management Services of Living Resources in Nigerian Coastal HONG, Salihu Bashir (Mr.) Nigerian Shippers Council Waters” (Class of 2004) 4 Park Lane, Apapa, Lagos Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping (Fishing Senior Legal Offi cer Tel.: (234) 1 587 2436
56 57 Fax: (234) 1 871 122 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “Enforcement of Maritime Claims Dissertation: “Forum Selection in Contracts of Dissertation: “The Concept of Seaworthiness in with Particular Reference to Arrest of Ships: Carriage Relating to Nigeria” Maritime Law: An Overview” Nigerian Perspective” Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping (Collision Drafting Project: “Draft Legislation Respecting Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping (Salvage Prevention) Act, 2003” Maritime Offences and the Establishment of a Implementation) Act, 2007” Maritime Offences Tribunal” NORWAY URUAKPA, Rita Chinedu (Ms.) OJI, Eric Onyebuchi (Mr.) (Class of 2005) ROYSET, Jon-Arve (Mr.) (Class of 2006) Assistant Chief Legal Offi cer (Class of 2002) Chief Administrative Offi cer (Chief of Welfare National Maritime Authority Freaensborgu 35B, 0177 Oslo Unit) 4 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos Email: [email protected] 4 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos Tel.: (234) 1 587 1029 or 587 5113 Dissertation: “Maritime Boundary Delimitation Tel.: (234) 1 470 1770 Fax: (234) 1 587 1029 in the Barents Sea” Email: [email protected] or Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “Act Relating to the [email protected] Dissertation: “The ISPS Code: The Challenges Implementation of the International Dissertation: “The Need for a New Legal Order of Implementation for Nigeria” Convention on Liability and Compensation Framework to Protect Nigeria’s Environment Drafting Project: “A Bill to Establish the Nigerian for Damage in Connection with the Carriage from Oil Pollution” Maritime and Safety Administration Authority” of Hazardous and Noxious Substances by Sea, Drafting Project: “A Bill Enacting the Ballast 1996 (HNS Convention)” Water Act Incorporating the International USMAN, Haruna S. (Mr.) Convention for the Control and Management (Class of 1994) PAKISTAN of Ships Ballast Water and Sediment (2004) into Legal Practitioner the Laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria” 36 Payne Crescent AJMAL, Muhammad (Mr.) P. O. Box 335, Apapa, Lagos (Class of 2006) OJIJI, Oniri Onya (Mr.) Tel.: (234) 1 587 1235 Lieutenant Commander, Pakistan Navy (Class of 1993) H.83, St. 27 Sector G-10-2, Islamabad National Maritime Authority UVERE, Glory Ori Chituru (Ms.) Email: [email protected] 4 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos (Class of 2000) Dissertation: “Rights and Duties of Coastal PMB 12861, CPO, Marina, Lagos Chief Legal Offi cer States in the Continental Shelf under the 1982 Tel.: (234) 1 631 882 National Maritime Authority UN Convention on the Law of the Sea: A Case Dissertation: “Statutory Seaworthiness and IMO P. O. Box 4591, Apapa Post Offi ce Study of Pakistan’s Claim beyond 200 NM” Safety Conventions: Some Crucial Aspects” Apapa, Lagos Drafting Project: “Pakistan Marine Drafting Project: “Seafarers Health and Tel.: (234) 1 587 1029 Environmental Protection Act” Welfare Conditions Act 1993” Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “Port State Control: Legal Issues GARDEZI, Mahmood (Mr.) SANI, Aminu M. (Mr.) from a Nigerian Perspective” (Class of 2002) (Class of 1996) Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping (Port Lieutenant Commander, Director Principal Legal Offi cer State Control) Regulations” Pakistan Maritime Security Agency National Maritime Authority 35-X, Main Road, New Satellite Town, Sarledha 4 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos VONGTAU, Samuel A. (Mr.) Email: [email protected] PMB 12861, CPO, Marina, Lagos (Class of 1996) Dissertation: “The Doctrine of Straight Baselines Tel.: (234) 1 587 1029 Chief Legal Offi cer in International Law” Fax: (234) 1 545 0722 Nigerian Shippers Council, Shelter Plaza Plot Drafting Project: “The Territorial Sea and Dissertation: “Charterparty Laytime Clause 438 Michael Opara Road, Z5 Wuse, PMB 296 Maritime Zones Act, 2002” Analysis” Garki, Abuja Drafting Project: “An Act to Regulate Tel.: (234) 1 580 3250 to 54 HAYAT, Muhammad Aslam (Mr.) Registration and Ownership of Ships in Fax: (234) 1 871 122 (Class of 2004) Nigeria” Email: [email protected] Deputy Secretary (Ports and Shipping) Dissertation: “Some Salient Aspects of the Law Ministry of Communications TAFIDA, Aishatu Musa (Ms.) of General Average – A Critical Overview” Room 439, D Block, PAK Secretariat (Class of 1997) Drafting Project: “Nigerian Ports (Liability for Government of Pakistan, Islamabad Legal Offi cer Lost or Damaged Goods) Act 1996” Email: [email protected] Legal Department Dissertation: “Primary Concepts of Shipping National Maritime Authority WANKA, Ahmad Yakubu (Mr.) Laws in Pakistan with Reference to International 4 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos (Class of 2004) Standardization” PMB 12861, CPO, Marina, Lagos Senior Legal Offi cer Drafting Project: “Enactment to Regulate XYZ Tel.: (234) 1 587 2214 Nigerian Ports Authority Port Authority” Fax: (234) 1 587 1329 or 545 1430 26/28 Marina, Lagos Dissertation: “The Position of the Carrier Tel.: (234) 1 263 2931 KHURRAM, Rubina (Ms.) under the Bills of Lading: An Overview of Email: [email protected] (Class of 1991) Responsibilities and Liabilities” Dissertation: “Bailment in Maritime Law” Education Offi cer Drafting Project: “Marine Pollution (Prevention Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping (Signals Pakistan Maritime Academy, Mauri Pur Road and Control) Law” of Distress) Rules” Karachi 24 Tel.: (92) 293 001 or 293 005 UCHEGBUE, Queen C. (Ms.) WILLIAMS, Eniola (Ms.) Email: [email protected] (Class of 2003) (Class of 1998) Dissertation: “Total Loss and Abandonment in Abuka and Partners, P. O. Box 7022, Lagos Senior Manager, Legal Secretary the Law of Marine Insurance” Tel.: (234) 1 263 6091 or 263 7092 or 493 4054 Legal Services Department Drafting Project: “Draft Legislation Respecting Fax: (234) 1 493 4054 Nigerian Port Authority Maritime Claims and Arrest of Ships (Pakistan Mob: (234) 803 553 4843 26/28 Marina, Lagos Merchant Shipping Act)” Email: [email protected] Tel.: (234) 1 260 0620 ext. 216 Dissertation: “An Appraisal of the Law and Fax: (234) 1 263 0306 MIRZA, Muhammad Nawaz (Mr.) Practice of General Average in Relation to Email: [email protected] (Class of 2005) Port Refuge Expenses” Dissertation: “Port State Regime: An Overview Manager (Legal Affairs) Drafting Project: “Safe Containers Act, 2003 of the Nigerian Ports and the International Port Qasim Authority, Bin Qasim, Karachi No. ___” Legal Standards” Tel.: (92) 21 920 4278 or 51 2006 2220 Drafting Project: “A Decree to Repeal and Fax: (92) 21 473 0108 UGWU, Obioma Nnenna (Ms.) Re-enact the Provisions Relating to General Email: [email protected] (Class of 2007) Liability of Shipowners and Others Contained in Dissertation: “A Study of the Right of Hot Pursuit Senior Legal Offi cer Part XI of the Merchant Shipping Act, Chapter and Right of Visit under UNCLOS 1982” Legal and Secretariat Services Unit 224 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 1990” Drafting Project: “Pakistan Oil Pollution Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Preparedness, Response and Cooperation Agency ZHIMWAN, Nansel Audu (Mr.) Act 2005” Maritime House, 4 Burma Road (Class of 2003) Apapa, Lagos Assistant Manager (Legal) QASMI, Akhtar Hayat (Mr.) Tel.: (234) 587 1029 Nigerian Ports Authority, Delta Ports, Warri (Class of 2000) Fax: (234) 587 1029 PMB 1054, Warri Commander, Pakistan Navy Mob: (803) 316 4889 Tel.: (234) 53 250 101 Registrar Court of Appeals
58 59 Department of the Judge Advocate General Email: [email protected] Peruvian Marine Environment: National and Naval Headquarters, Islamabad Dissertation: “Strict Liability in Nuclear Dumping Regional Framework” Tel.: (92) 51 2006 2220 or 2006 2223 and Testing with Specifi c Reference to the Drafting Project: “Adhesion of Peru to Email: [email protected] Pacifi c Ocean” the Protocol of 2000 to the International Dissertation: “Prevention, Control and Drafting Project: “Papua New Guinea Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, Reduction of Marine Pollution and the Coastal Merchant Shipping (Marine Casualty) Response and Co-operation Relating to State Jurisdiction under the Law of the Sea Regulations, 1993” Pollution Incidents by Hazardous and Noxious Convention 1982” Substances 1990 (OPRC-HNS Protocol)” Drafting Project: “The National Fisheries PYAWAN, Joseph (Mr.) Regulatory Authority Act” (Class of 2005) VASQUEZ RUIZ DE CASTILLA, Geraldine (Ms.) Lawyer (Class of 2006) YAR LAK, Muhammad (Mr.) Legal Training Institute Legal Advisor (Class of 1990) P. O. Box 6961, Boroko, NCD International Affairs Offi ce Deputy Judge Advocate General Tel.: (675) 326 2244 General Directorate of Captaincies and Coast Law Branch, Naval Headquarters, Islamabad Fax: (675) 326 2159 Guard Tel.: (92) 8200 3562 Email: [email protected] or Jr. Constitucion 150 – Callao Dissertation: “Right of Innocent Passage of [email protected] Tel.: (511) 429 6495 or 225 9941 Warships in Peace and War” Dissertation: “The Law of Salvage: New Fax: (511) 429 6495 Drafting Project: “The Merchant Shipping Bill Developments and the Papua New Guinea Email: [email protected] or of Pakistan 1990 (Manning and Certifi cation Perspective” [email protected] of Seafarers; Engagement of Seamen; Ship’s Drafting Project: “Exclusive Economic Zone Dissertation: “Carrier’s Liabilities for Damage or Documents)” Act 2005” Loss of Cargo under the Different Carriage of Goods International Documents” ZAFAR, Asghar Ali (Mr.) YAMUNA, Wandi (Mr.) Drafting Project: “Law on Salvage, Salvage (Class of 1993) (Class of 1990) Operation and Related Issues” Deputy Judge Advocate General PNG Legal Services Lawyers, Malagan House Naval Headquarters Level One, Suite 9, Reke Street, Boroko PHILIPPINES (THE) 10 Liaquat Barracks, Karachi Tel.: (675) 323 1573 Tel.: (92) 525 0215 Fax: (675) 325 1463 ASUQUE, Gilberto G. B. (Mr.) Fax: (92) 5182 8897 Email: [email protected] (Class of 2004) Dissertation: “Admiralty Jurisdiction in Dissertation: “The Legal Signifi cance of a Career Minister Pakistan” Single or Double Zonal Maritime Boundary in Department of Foreign Affairs Drafting Project: “Territorial Sea and Maritime International Law” Republic of the Philippines Zones Act, 1993 of Pakistan” Drafting Project: “Draft Legislation on 2330 Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City Engagement and Welfare of Seamen” Tel.: (63) 2 834 4000 PANAMA Fax: (63) 2 831 9584 PERU Email: [email protected] BARRANCOS DOMINGOS, Iria (Ms.) Dissertation: “Seafarers’ Remuneration: Policy (Class of 1990) AGUERO COLUNGA, Marisol (Ms.) and Legal Options to Institutionalize the Link Independent Lawyer (Class of 2006) with IMO Safety Standards” Abogados Maritimos Asociados Counselor, Diplomatic Service Drafting Project: “An Act to Establish the (AMYA Lawyers) Palacio Torre Tagle, Jiron Ucayali, Lima 1 Security Framework and Infrastructure for Avenida Balboa, Edifi cio BBVA, Torre Menor Tel.: (511) 311 2400 or 242 7006 Philippine-Registered Ships on International Panama City Email: [email protected] or Voyages and Philippine International Port Piso 4, Ofi cina 4-C [email protected] Facilities, Appropriating Funds Therefore, Tel.: (507) 227 7615 or 227 7623 or 227 7608 Dissertation: “The International Regulation and for Other Purposes; and an Act Defi ning Fax: (507) 227 6630 on the Underwater Cultural Heritage and the Unlawful Interference with Maritime Transport Mob: (507) 6615 5035 National Interest of Peru” as a Crime Involving Destructions, Amending Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “Law of Maritime Zones” for the Purpose Act No. 3815, as Amended, Dissertation: “Genuine Link in Ship Registration: Otherwise Known as the Revised Penal Code, A Spent Force in International Maritime Law” ARIAS LAZARTE, Carlos G. (Mr.) and for Other Purposes” Drafting Project: “Marine Insurance Act of (Class of 1996) Panama (Proposed Draft)” Solicitor and Lawyer AUSAN, Leo Tito Jr. (Mr.) Jr. Ica 242, Ofi cina 610, Lima 1 (Class of 2006) JULIO GRANADOS, Mario Alberto (Mr.) Tel.: (51) 1 458 9317 Director, Legal (Class of 2003) Fax: (51) 1 430 0180 Maritime Safety and Security Division 1669, Zona 9A (Carrasquilla) Dissertation: “The Maritime Jurisdictional (Diplomat) Email: [email protected] or Claims of Peru in the Light of the United Nations Maritime Ocean Affairs Center [email protected] Convention on the Law of the Sea” Department of Foreign Affairs Dissertation: “Limitation of Liability for Maritime Drafting Project: “Law Relating to the Maritime 2330 Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City Claims: The Panamanian Perspective” Dominion of Peru” Tel.: (63) 2 834 3081 or 525 4022 Drafting Project: “Law No. ___ (for the Email: blindfl [email protected] or Adoption of the International Convention on BOURONCLE CALIXTO, Guillermo Alfredo (Mr.) [email protected] Civil Liability for Bunker Oil Pollution Damage)” (Class of 2007) Dissertation: “Lessons from the Seas of the Lieutenant Commander and Legal Adviser, North – Towards a Convention – Ordained PAPUA NEW GUINEA Peruvian Navy Regime on Marine Environment Protection in Jr. Granada 265, the South China Sea” KIRIO, Amos (Mr.) 3 Piso, Pueblo Libre, Lima 21 Drafting Project: “Marine Environmental (Class of 2004) Tel.: (51) 460 2291 Protection for the Philippines” Barrister and Solicitor Email: [email protected] Pacifi c Maritime Association, Goroka Dissertation: “Infl uence of Islands in the CABAÑEZ, Glenn (Mr.) Tel.: (675) 684 4359 Delimitation of Maritime Boundaries between (Class of 1990) Fax: (675) 732 2307 Adjacent States – the 1952 Santiago Regional Director Email: [email protected] Declaration” Maritime Industry Authority-VII Dissertation: “The Rights and Duties of the Drafting Project: “Enabling Decree for Ground Floor, Cebu Chamber of Commerce Coastal State in the Exclusive Economic Zone: the Implementation of the International and Industry Building The Papua New Guinea Perspective” Convention for the Control and Management Corner 11th and 13th Avenue Drafting Project: “Carriage of Passengers by of Ships’ Ballast Water and Sediments, in Peru” North Reclamation Area, 6000, Cebu City Sea Act” Tel.: (63) 32 232 5759 or 232 4916 SARA REPETTO, Miriam (Ms.) Fax: (63) 32 232 4916 NIDUNG, Masio S. (Ms.) (Class of 2007) Mob: (63) 917 620 4519 (Class of 1993) Senior Legal Adviser Email: marina7@pacifi c.net.ph Principal Legal Offi cer Peruvian Maritime Authority Dissertation: “Archipelagic Doctrine” Commercial and International Branch Los Tucane, No. 245 DPT 0301 Drafting Project: “Republic of the Philippines Department of the Attorney General San Isidro, Lima – Proposed Bill on the Pilotage Service of the P. O. Box 591, Waigani, NCD Tel.: (51) 1 421 2685 Philippines” Tel.: (675) 271 230 Fax: (51) 1 714 2017 Fax: (675) 252 010 Email: [email protected] CALAG, Virgilio (Mr.) Dissertation: “Towards the Protection of the (Class of 1993)
58 59 Attorney, Maritime Industry Authority, Manila Administration Ministry of Justice, P. O. Box 509 Tel.: (63) 2 582 711 Chakubinskiego 4/6, 00-928 Warszawa Tel.: (1) 809 457 1428 Dissertation: “The Law of Cabotage in the Tel.: (48) 22 630 1582 or (48) 60 308 9004 Email: [email protected] Philippines” Email: [email protected] or Dissertation: “The Duty of Utmost Good Faith: Drafting Project: “The Philippines Carriage of [email protected] A Critical Analysis” Goods by Sea Act, 1993 (Incorporating the Dissertation: “The Role of Classifi cation Drafting Project: “The CLC 1969 and Fund Hamburg Rules)” Societies in the System of Maritime Safety” Convention 1971 Act” Drafting Project: “Implementation of the MACEDA, Ruben (Mr.) 1996 International Convention on Liability and SAMOA (Class of 2000) Compensation for Damage in Connection Professor I, National Maritime Polytechnic with the Carriage of Hazardous and Noxious AMOA, Anastacia (Ms.) Brgy. Cabacawan, Tacloban City, Leyte Substances by Sea (HNS Convention) into (Class of 2007) Tel.: (63) 53 321 3352 Polish Legal System” Senior Foreign Service Offi cer Fax: (63) 53 325 5160 Political, International Relations and Protocol Email: [email protected] RUSSIAN FEDERATION (THE) Division Dissertation: “Maritime Boundary Delimitation P. O. Box L1859 in the South China Sea: A Philippine HOLODNIKOFF, Dimitri (Mr.) Level 3, Government Building Perspective” (Class of 1999) Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Drafting Project: “Proposed Bill on Philippine Udaltsova Street Tel.: (685) 21171 Carriage of Passengers and their Luggage 89-3-655, Moscow 1176707 Fax: (685) 21504 by Sea” Email: [email protected] or Email: [email protected] [email protected] Dissertation: “Regional and National Responses REBLORA, Ramon (Mr.) Dissertation: “Special Compensation under to Maritime Security Threats in Pacifi c Small (Class of 2006) Article 14 of the International Convention on Islands Developing States: Samoa’s Case” Lieutenant Commander Salvage, 1989 and Admissibility of Claims for Drafting Project: “Prevention and Suppression Philippine Coast Guard Judge Advocate Salvage Operations under the International Oil of Terrorism Act 2007” Headquarters, 139 25th Street Pollution Compensation Regimes” Port Area, Manila Drafting Project: “Federal Act of the Russian AMOA, Johan Fred (Mr.) Tel.: (63) 2 338 5638 or 521 1468 Federation on the Establishment of a Russian (Class of 1990) Fax: (63) 2 338 5638 International Ship Register” Secretary of Justice Email: [email protected] Department of Justice and Border Control Dissertation: “The Maritime Administration of KUZNETSOVA, Ella (Ms.) Government of Nauru the Philippines” (Class of 2001) Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “An Act to Restructure the Insurance Offi cer Dissertation: “The Case of International Legal Maritime Administration of the Philippines and V. Ships UK Ltd., Skypark Aid in Dispute Settlement” for other Purposes” 8 Elliot Place, Glasgow G3 8EP, U. K. Drafting Project: “Marine Pollution Prevention Tel.: (44) 141 305 7965 and Control Bill, 1990” URANZA, Josephine Marie (Ms.) Mob: (44) 0770 461 0035 (Class of 2005) Email: [email protected] KWAN, Kerryn (Ms.) Lawyer, Uranza Law Offi ce Dissertation: “Liability of the Carrier under the (Class of 2006) Tel.: (63) 2 373 0810 Russian Maritime Code” Principal Legal Offi cer Fax: (63) 2 373 3484 Drafting Project: “Port State Control in Russian Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Email: [email protected] Federation” P. O. Box 1874, Level III, ACC Building Apia Dissertation: “The Philippine Maritime Tel.: 685 22561 or 25842 or (685) 77 85065 Industry: Reviewing the Legal Framework for MAGOMEDZAGIROVICH, Kurshiev Vagab Fax: 685 24576 Prospective Legislation” (Mr.) Email: [email protected] or Drafting Project: “An Act Providing for (Class of 2005) [email protected] the Registration of Ships and Incentives Lawyer Dissertation: “A Review of the Noumea Therefor, the Registration, Recognition and Email: [email protected] Convention 1986 and its Contribution to the Enforcement of Ship Mortgages, Maritime Dissertation: “Pollution and the Prevention of South Pacifi c Region’s Marine Environmental Claims and Maritime Liens, the Arrest of Ships, its Effect on the Ecological State of Coastal Protection” the Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims, Zone in the Caspian Sea within the Russian Drafting Project: “Protection of the Marine and for Other Purposes” Federation” Environment Bill” Drafting Project: “The Law of the Russian VILLANUEVA, Lissa Belle (Ms.) Federation on Responsibility for Damage LATU, Kosimiki M. G. (Mr.) (Class of 2007) Caused by Pollution on the Sea by Ships” (Class of 1992) Legal Adviser to the Commandant Special Advisory Services Division Philippine Coast Guard SAKSINA, Tatiana (Ms.) Commonwealth Secretariat 16 Siquijor Street, Ayala Alabang Village (Class of 2005) Marlborough House, Pall Mall, London, U. K. Muntinlupa City 1780 Lawyer Tel.: 44 (0) 20 7747 6424 Mob: (63) 917 835 4370 Senior Legal Adviser Fax: 44 (0) 20 7747 6450 Email: [email protected] Council for the Study of Productive Resources Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “Philippine Oil Spills: The Need for Russian Academy of Science Dissertation: “Port State Control of a Clean Up Act” Ministry of Economic Development and Trade Vessel Source Pollution through Regional Drafting Project: “An Act to Strengthen the Email: [email protected] Cooperation: A South Pacifi c Perspective” National Marine Pollution Response Capability Dissertation: “Legal Regime of the Caspian Drafting Project: “Western Samoa, Marine of the Philippines, Creating A Special Fund Sea” Pollution (Prevention and Control) Act 1992” Therefor, and for Other Purposes” Drafting Project: “Federal Act on the Northern Maritime Route” TUFUGA, Fagaloa L. S. R. (Mr.) POLAND (Class of 1997) SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS Regional Maritime Legal Offi cer LEMPICKA, Dominika (Ms.) Regional Maritime Programme (Class of 2000) MALLALIEU, Josephine P. (Ms.) Secretariat of the Pacifi c Community Inspector, Maritime Offi ce Szczecin (Class of 1993) Private Mail Bag, Suva, Fiji Sea Traffi c Inspectorate Senior Magistrate Tel.: (679) 337 9232 International Cooperation Group P. O. Box 20, Bassaterre Fax: (679) 337 0146 Plac Batorego 4, 70-207 Szczecin Tel.: (1) 809 465 8666 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] or Dissertation: “The Freedom of Navigation of Dissertation: “Delimitation of the Maritime [email protected] Ships Carrying Plutonium versus the Protection Boundaries Appertaining to Island States: The Dissertation: “The Regulation of Pilotage in by States of its People and Environment” Western Samoan Perspective” Poland in the Light of a Comparative Analysis Drafting Project: “Oil Pollution Act (Civil Drafting Project: “Carriage of Goods by Sea of Pilotage Organization Systems and Pilots’ Liability), 1993 (Incorporating the Civil Liability Act” Liability” Convention, 1969 and its 1976 Protocol)” Drafting Project: “Pilotage Act” SAUDI ARABIA SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES LOST-SIEMINSKA, Dorota (Ms.) AL-BESHER, Hatem (Mr.) (Class of 2006) HORNE, Zhinga (Ms.) (Class of 1997) Ministry of Infrastructure (Class of 1997) Lieutenant Commander Department of Maritime and Inland Water Legal Adviser Naval Operation Section, Border Guards
60 61 P. O. Box 647, Jeddah 21431 Stowaways in the Contiguous Zone of Saudi Seychelles’ Coastal Waters” Tel.: (966) 2 673 2887 Arabia” Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping (Port Fax: (966) 2 403 4332 Drafting Project: “Salvage Law, 1997” State Control) Regulations, 200x” Dissertation: “The Legal Regime of the Maritime Zones in the Light of the Law of the SENEGAL SIERRA LEONE Sea with Reference to the Saudi Constitution” Drafting Project: “The Arrest of Ships Law” MBAYE, Massata (Mr.) CARLTON-HANCILES, Frederick (Mr.) (Class of 1993) (Class of 1995) AL BURGASH, Mazlouh (Mr.) Maritime Lawyer State Counsel (Class of 1997) No. 38 Rue Felix Faure, Dakar Law Offi cers’ Department, Guma Building Captain of Patrol and Rescue Tel.: (221) 821 5267 Lamina Sankoh Street, Freetown P. O. Box 555, Frontier Guard, Yandu Dissertation: “Forum Non Conveniens and Tel.: (232) 222 6891 Tel.: (966) 4 622 0122 Choice of Jurisdiction in International Maritime Email: [email protected] Fax: (966) 4 321 1612 Disputes” Dissertation: “Rights of the Seafarer against Dissertation: “The Pilot’s Liability in Compulsory Drafting Project: “Senegalese Law Relating the Shipowner” Pilotage” to Maritime Liens, Arrest and Forced Sale of Drafting Project: “Pilotage Act 1995” Drafting Project: “Pilotage Law 1997” Ships” DAVIES, Floyd Alex (Mr.) AL FARSHOUTI, Hussin H. (Mr.) SY, Ibrahima (Mr.) (Class of 2003) (Class of 1996) (Class of 2005) Law Offi cers Department Head of Legal Units Administrator of Maritime Affairs Lamina Sankoh Street, Freetown Coast Guard Naval Units, Alwajh Service of Legal Affairs and Cooperation Tel.: (232) 224 068 or (232) 230 897 (home) P. O. Box 041 Directorate of Merchant Marine, Dakar Mob: (232) 22 7661 1312 Tel.: (966) 4 442 2614 Email: [email protected] or Email: fl [email protected] Fax: (966) 4 442 0179 [email protected] Dissertation: “The Concept of Subrogation in Dissertation: “Registration of Ships as it Applies Dissertation: “The Joola Ferry Tragedy: The Marine Insurance Law” to Saudi Arabia” Cost of Non-Compliance with Basic Maritime Drafting Project: “The Pilotage Authority Act, Drafting Project: “An Act for Prevention and Safety Standards” 2003” Regulation of Pollution from Ships” Drafting Project: “An Act to Provide for the Senegalese Maritime Safety Agency” KALLON, Foday I. S. (Ms.) AL-GARNI, Mohammed (Mr.) (Class of 1997) (Class of 1997) SERBIA Deputy Development Secretary Head of Administration and Supply Ministry of Planning and Economic Naval Training Institute of the Coast Guard KOVACEVIC-COLE, Verica (Ms.) Development Jeddah (Class of 2000) Youjs Building, Brookfi elds, Freetown Tel.: (966) 1 693 5401 Lawyer Tel.: (232) 2 223 227 Fax: (966) 1 403 4332 1 Triq Ghawdex, Qawra, Malta Fax: (232) 2 241 599 Dissertation: “The Territorial Sea Regime as Tel.: (356) 21 576 442 Dissertation: “Comparative Analysis of the Applied in Saudi Arabia” Email: [email protected] or International Law on Maritime Liens: Proposals Drafting Project: “Limitation of Liability for [email protected] for Sierra Leone” Maritime Claims Law” Dissertation: “Arbitration and Alternative Drafting Project: “An Act to Establish the Dispute Resolution in Shipping Disputes: Freeport of Sierra Leone” AL QAHTANI, Abdullah M. (Mr.) Advantages and Legal Diffi culties” (Class of 1997) Drafting Project: “Incorporation of the 1989 KOBBA, Joseph (Mr.) Captain, Fast Patrol Boat Convention on Salvage into the Law on (Class of 2002) Frontier Forces Maritime and Inland Navigation of the Federal Senior Legal State Counsel P. O. Box 1912, Damman 31441 Republic of Yugoslavia (Amendment of Part Law Offi cers’ Department Tel.: (966) 3 857 3584 VII, Section 2)” Guma Building Fax: (966) 3 858 3420 Lamina Sankoh Street, Freetown Dissertation: “The Law of Safety and Accidents SEYCHELLES Email: [email protected] at Sea” Dissertation: “Compensation as the End Drafting Project: “Maritime Search and ANDRE, Clifford (Mr.) Product of Claims for Death, Personal Injury Rescue Law” (Class of 2000) and Abandonment of Seafarers” Lieutenant/Offi cer-in-Charge Drafting Project: “Seafarers’ Pensions Act, AL-QAHTANI, Majdi Abdullah Khalid (Mr.) Legal Cell, Seychelles Coast Guard 2002 No. _____ of 2002 (A Legislation to (Class of 2004) Bois-de-Rose Avenue, Victoria, Mahé Introduce the Seafarers’ Pensions Convention, Corporate Counsel Tel.: (248) 224 411 224 616 1946 No. 71)” Saudi Aramco, P. O. Box 8383, Dhahran 31311 Fax: (248) 224 665 Tel.: (966) 3 874 6816 Email: [email protected] PALMER, Melinda (Ms.) Fax: (966) 3 874 4879 Dissertation: “The Maritime Zones of Seychelles (Class of 2003) Email: [email protected] under the New Law of the Sea” State Counsel Dissertation: “Comparative Evaluation and Drafting Project: “Oil Pollution Preparedness Law Offi cers’ Department Examination of Charterparties under the Laws and Response Act” 2nd Floor, Guma Building of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia” Lamina Sankoh Street, Freetown Drafting Project: “Civil Liability for Oil Pollution ATHANASIUS, Joseph (Mr.) Tel.: (232) 226 951 or (232) 227 225 (home) Damage Regulations of the Kingdom of Saudi (Class of 1990) Email: [email protected] Arabia” Chairman of the Legal Committee on the Dissertation: “Safety Regulations of Passenger Delimitation of Maritime Boundaries of Ships – The Sierra Leone Perspective” AL-SANOSY, Abdul Aziz M. A. (Mr.) Seychelles Drafting Project: “The Arrest of Ships Act, (Class of 1996) P. O. Box 47, New Port, Victoria, Mahé 2003” Head of Naval Units Tel.: (248) 24071 Coast Guard Naval Units Fax: (248) 24004 SOWA, Timothy Patrick Momoh (Mr.) Gizan P. O. Box 717 Email: [email protected] (Class of 2004) Tel.: (966) 7 322 1567 Dissertation: “Public International Law of the State Counsel Fax: (966) 7 322 3703 Sea: The Role of Equity in the Law of Maritime Law Offi cers’ Department Dissertation: “The Seaworthiness of a Vessel in Zone Delimitation” 2nd Guma Building Maritime Law” Drafting Project: “Establishment of the Marine Lamina Sankoh Street, Freetown Drafting Project: “Carriage of Passengers and Board and Manning and Certifi cation of Tel.: (232) 224 439 their Luggage by Sea Act of 1996” Seafarers Regulations” Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “The Protection, Management AL-ZAHRANI, Yahia (Mr.) LAPORTE, Fiona (Ms.) and Control of the Exclusive Economic Zone (Class of 1997) (Class of 2002) (with Particular Reference to the Exclusive Lieutenant Department of Legal Affairs Fishing Zone): The Sierra Leone Perspective” The H. Q. General Department of Operational c/o Attorney General’s Offi ce Drafting Project: “Maritime Zones Act 2003” Affairs National House, Mahé, P. O. Box 58 Port Security, P. O. Box 65316-11556, Riyadh Email: laporte_fi [email protected] SLOVENIA Tel.: (966) 1 473 1108 Dissertation: “Critical Analysis of the Fax: (966) 1 405 9813 Mechanisms for the Prevention, Control and ANDRIJASIC, Alenka (Ms.) Dissertation: “The Prevention and Control of Reduction of Pollution by Oil from Vessels in (Class of 2000)
60 61 Lawyer SRI LANKA Drafting Project: “A Bill for Up-dating the Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Existing Law on the Registration of Ships, Slovenia AMARATUNGA, Nimal Gamini (Mr.) by Incorporating the 1986 United Nations Puntarjeva 17, 6000 Koper (Class of 1990) Convention on Conditions for Registration of Tel.: (386) 66 639 5842 Senior State Counsel Ships” Email: [email protected] Attorney General’s Department Dissertation: “The Contribution of the Colombo – 12 SUDAN (THE) Shipmaster to Maritime Safety with Special Tel.: (94) 1 552 266 Reference to Slovenian Law (Emphasis on Dissertation: “The Law of the Sea and EL ROBATABI, Saifeldin Elkafi (Mr.) Prevention Aspects)” Customary International Law” (Class of 1997) Drafting Project: “Carriage of Hazardous and Drafting Project: “Maritime Salvage (Special c/o Mr. A. Aziz Ahemd Mukhtar Noxious Substances by Sea” Provisions) Act of Sri Lanka” P. O. Box 694, Khartoum Tel.: (249) 11 779 398 GRBEC, Mitja (Mr.) DAYARATNE, G. K. D. (Mr.) Fax: (249) 11 778 783 (Class of 2001) (Class of 1995) Email: [email protected] Consultant for Maritime and Commercial Law Shipping Offi cer (Master) Dissertation: “Limitation of Shipowner S. V. Peter 142, Secovlje 6333 Shipping Offi ce, QEQ 1, Colombo Harbour Liability under Global Limitation Conventions Tel.: (386) 41 846 378 Colombo – 1 – Criticism, Analysis and Comparison” Fax: (386) 56 726 111 Tel.: (94) 1 129 613 or 129 614 Drafting Project: “Limitation of Liability for Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “Shipowner’s Liabilities and Duties Maritime Claims Act, 1997” Dissertation: “Delimitation of the Maritime Relating to Seafarers” Boundary between the Republic of Slovenia Drafting Project: “Seafarers Disciplinary SURINAME and the Republic of Croatia” Offences Act” Drafting Project: “Implementation of the 1999 AMAFO, Michel (Mr.) Arrest Convention into the Legal System of the EGALAHEWA, Uditha P. (Mr.) (Class of 2003) Republic of Slovenia” (Class of 2002) Manager, Maritime Affairs 402/4, Kotikawattha, Angoda Maritime Authority of Suriname SOLOMON ISLANDS Email: [email protected] Cornelis Jongbaw Straat 2-3, Paramaribo Dissertation: “Admiralty Jurisdiction of Sri Tel.: (597) 476 733 ext. 249 KOUNI, John (Mr.) Lanka: Issues Relating to Application of English Fax: (597) 472 940 (Class of 2001) Law” Email: [email protected] or Maritime Law Lecturer Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping [email protected] University of Papua New Guinea (Amendment) Act No. _____ of 2002 (A Dissertation: “Seafarers’ Welfare Convention, Port Moresby Legislation to Introduce the Salvage 1987: The Surinamese Perspective” Tel.: (675) 326 7200 Convention 1989)” Drafting Project: “Law for the Exercise of Port Fax: (675) 326 7187 State Control” Email: [email protected] HAMZA, Mohamed Riyaz (Mr.) Dissertation: “Marine Environmental Protection (Class of 2006) POCORNI, Edme Lygia (Ms.) Implementation Issues in the South Pacifi c State Counsel (Class of 2006) Region” Attorney General’s Department Senior Government Offi cial Drafting Project: “Maritime Casualty Hulftsdorf Street, Colombo – 12 Puns Hendrik Straat, 26-28 Investigation Act 2001” Tel.: (94) 11 238 1177 or 267 4946 Tel.: (597) 420 423 or 420 844 or 486 207 Fax: (94) 11 243 6421 Fax: (597) 420 100 SOUTH AFRICA Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “Maritime Security Dissertation: “Open Ship Registration: MOLEMANE, Sekabiso Anne (Ms.) – Critical Analysis on Terrorism: A Sri Lankan Advantages and Disadvantages for the (Class of 2001) Perpsective” Republic of Suriname” 29, Waboom Street, Randpark Ridge Drafting Project: “Limitation of Liability for Drafting Project: “Ship Registration Act 2006 of Randburg, Johannesburg Maritime Claims Act” the Republic of Suriname” Email: [email protected] Dissertation: “South African Ports: A RATNAYEKE, Pemamiththa A. (Mr.) SWITZERLAND Comparative Analysis of Laws of Other (Class of 1992) Countries in Relation to the Administration of Deputy Solicitor General WIGGER, Iris (Ms.) Ports” Attorney General’s Department (Class of 2005) Drafting Project: “The Republic of South Africa Hulftsdorf, Colombo – 12 Scientifi c Offi cer Port Authority Act of 2001” Tel.: (94) 1 381 184 Swiss Maritime Navigation Offi ce Email: [email protected] Haus Tell, CH-6365 Kehrsiten MTHULI, Ignatia N. (Ms.) Dissertation: “The Doctrine of Uberrimae Fidei Tel.: (41) 41 260 1452 (Class of 1999) in the Law of Marine Insurance: A Critical Fax: (41) 41 262 1883 Senior Public Prosecutor Review of Some Aspects” Email: [email protected] or iris.wigger@ Durban Magistrates Court Drafting Project: “Legislation Incorporating eda.admin.ch P/Bag X54308, Durban 4000 the Civil Liability Convention of 1969 and the Dissertation: “Rights of Land-locked States Tel.: (27) 031 302 4111 Fund Convention of 1971 as Part of the Marine under the UNCLOS Regime of 1982 with Fax: (27) 021 452 783 Pollution Prevention Act No. 59 of 1981” Respect to Switzerland” Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “Swiss Ratifi cation of the United Dissertation: “Liability and Compensation SIVAHUMARAN, Naganathan (Mr.) Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea” for the Damage Caused by Transboundary (Class of 1998) Movement of Hazardous Wastes: Implications Deputy Legal Draftsman THAILAND for South Africa” Ministry of Justice, Justice Ministry Complex Drafting Project: “Liability and Compensation Colombo – 12 DHANPADDAMOANGCOAL, Panya (Mr.) for Damage in Connection with Carriage Tel.: (94) 1 436 300 (Class of 2003) of Hazardous and Noxious Substances Act, Fax: (94) 1 325 185 Chief Judge attached to the Research Division 1999” Email: [email protected] of the Supreme Court Dissertation: “A Critical Analysis of the Land- Supreme Court STRYDOM, Yvonne (Ms.) based Pollution in the South Asian Seas Region Ratchadamnoen – Nai Avenue (Class of 1998) – Sri Lankan Perspective” Bangkok 10200 Assistant Director in Chief Directorate Drafting Project: “The Piracy Bill” Tel.: (662) 224 1465 Shipping Department of Transport Fax: (662) 226 6005 P/Bag X193, 0001, Pretoria WIJEMANNE, Priyani Manel (Ms.) Email: [email protected] Tel.: (27) 12 309 3704 (Class of 1991) Dissertation: “The Right of Suit of the Fax: (27) 12 323 7009 Assistant Manager Consignee” Email: [email protected] Legal and Insurance Drafting Project: “An Act to Amend the Dissertation: “A Critical Analysis of the 1976 Ceylon Shipping Corporation Carriage of Goods by Sea Act B. E. 2534 Convention on Limitation of Liability for 75/3, Sri Dhammadara Mawatha, Ratmalana (1991)” Maritime Claims, the 1996 Protocol Amending Tel.: (94) 25744 the Convention and Its Implementation” Fax: (94) 549 486 JULLAMON, Saowalak (Ms.) Drafting Project: “A Legislative Drafting Project Dissertation: “The International Regime for (Class of 2004) on Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims” Liability and Compensation in Cases of Ship Judge Source Oil Pollution Damage” Central Intellectual Property and International
62 63 Trade Court Institute of Marine Affairs, Hilltop Lane UGANDA 34, Siayutthaya Road, Ratjhawee Chaguaramas, P. O. Box 3160, Carenage Bangkok 10400 Tel.: (868) 634 4291 EJOKO-OPOLOT, Robert (Mr.) Tel.: (662) 246 1000 Fax: (868) 634 4433 (Class of 1992) Fax: (662) 245 8898 Email: [email protected] or Ministry of Justice Email: [email protected] [email protected] P. O. Box 7183, Kampala Dissertation: “The Law and Practice of Arrest Dissertation: “Marine Environmental Tel.: (256) 41 243 941 of Ships in the Central Intellectual Property and Protection for the Insular Caribbean: Joint Dissertation: “Third Party Liability and the International Trade Court” Implementation” Himalaya Clause in the Context of Carriage of Drafting Project: “The Arrest of Ships Drafting Project: “An Act to Regulate and Goods by Sea” Amendment Act B. E. 2547 (No. 1) (2004)” Make Provision for Liability and Compensation Drafting Project: “Inland Waters Safety of for Damage in Connection with the Carriage Navigation Bill 1992” PANPRASERT, Krittika (Ms.) of Hazardous and Noxious Substance by Sea” (Class of 2002) OJOK, John Wayne (Mr.) Director WILLIAMS, Ian (Mr.) (Class of 1993) Legal Foreign Affairs Division (Class of 1990) P. O. Box 4109, Kampala Legal Affairs Bureau State Counsel Fax (256) 041 256 094 The Customs Department Solicitor General’s Department, Redhouse Dissertation: “The Rights of Land-locked States 11th Floor, 1 Soontorn Port of Spain under the 1982 Law of the Sea Convention” Kosa Road, Klong Toey, Bangkok 10110 Tel.: (1) 623 8929 Drafting Project: “The Safety of Passenger Ship Tel.: (662) 240 2323 or 667 7989 Dissertation: “Abandonment of Offshore Act 1993” Fax: (662) 672 8138 Installations in the Context of UNCLOS III and Email: [email protected] the Continental Shelf Convention, 1958” UKRAINE Dissertation: “Port State Control in Thailand” Drafting Project: “Draft Legislation for a Marine Drafting Project: “The Multimodal Transport Pollution Act Incorporating the International GAYDABRUS, Tamara (Ms.) Act” Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Pollution (Class of 2006) Damage” Chief Expert, EU Integration Unit SIRARIYAKUL, Sornchai (Mr.) Ministry of Transport and Communications (Class of 2002) TUNISIA 14, Peremogy Aven., Kyiv Chief Judge of Chamber Tel.: (38) 044 461 6581 or 425 6900 The Central Intellectual Property and SBOUI, Nabila (Ms.) Fax: (38) 044 216 3625 International Trade Court (Class of 1997) Email: [email protected] or 34, Siayutthaya Road, Ratjhawee Legal Advisor [email protected] or [email protected] Bangkok 10400 Ministry of Transport Dissertation: “Legal Regime of the Continental Tel.: (662) 246 1583 24 Avenue de la Republique, Tunis Shelf – the Ukrainian Perspective” Fax: (662) 245 8898 Tel.: (216) 1 259 117 Drafting Project: “Law of the Ukraine on the Email: [email protected] Fax: (216) 1 354 244 Ratifi cation of the International Convention Dissertation: “Consequences of a Reservation Dissertation: “Tunisian Laws Regulating Ports: for the Unifi cation of Certain Rules Relating in the Bill of Lading” A Proposal for Reform” to Arrest of Sea-Going Ships (1952) and Drafting Project: “General Average Act B. E. Drafting Project: “Hypotheques and Maritime Amendments to the Law on the Merchant _____ of Thailand” Liens Law” Marine Code of Ukraine”
THANAPONGPORN, Therdchai (Mr.) TURKEY KARAMAN, Igor (Mr.) (Class of 2005) (Class of 2004) Judge ONDER, Salih (Mr.) Lawyer, Ph.D. Researcher of the National and The Central Intellectual Property and (Class of 2007) Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece International Trade Court Legal Advisor Tel.: (30) 699 846 6970 34, Siayutthaya Road, Ratjhawee Undersecretariat for Maritime Affairs Email: [email protected] Bangkok 10400 Offi ce of the Turkish Prime Minister Dissertation: “Prompt Release of Detained Tel.: (662) 248 1582 GMX, 128/A, Maltepe, Ankara Vessels and their Crews under the 1982 United Email: [email protected] or ipco Tel.: (90) 312 232 3850 or 232 2631 Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea” [email protected] Fax: (90) 312 231 3306 Drafting Project: “Law on Maritime Spaces” Dissertation: “Bill of Lading Issued under Email: [email protected] a Charterparty Agreement: The Thai Dissertation: “Carriage of Goods by Sea in UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA (THE) Perspective” Turkey” Drafting Project: “The Liability of Transport Drafting Project: “Carriage of Goods by Sea ABOUD BUDDY, Imani Daud (Ms.) Terminal Operators for the Damages of Goods Act, 2007” (Class of 1997) in International Carriage Act B. E. _____” State Attorney TUNCER, Arzu (Ms.) Attorney General’s Offi ce TOGO (Class of 2006) P. O. Box 19944, Dar es Salaam Lawyer, Research Assistant in Maritime Law Tel.: (255) 51 111 856 FOLI BAZI, Katari (Mr.) Tuncer, Hukuk Burosu Fax: (255) 51 113 236 (Class of 1998) Konaklar Mah, 1 Blik K:6 D:23 Dissertation: “A Comparative Analysis of Head of Personnel Service Yenilevent, Istanbul the Hague-Visby and Hamburg Rules: The Autonome de Port of Lome Tel.: (90) 212 268 5082 or 268 5083 Shippers’ Perspective” B. P. 1225, Lome Fax: (90) 212 269 6944 Drafting Project: “Survey and Certifi cation of Tel.: (228) 274 742 Email: [email protected] Ships” Fax: (228) 272 627 Dissertation: “Arrest of Ships in Turkey” Dissertation: “Marine Insurance: The Shippers’ Drafting Project: “An Act to Provide for the CHIDOWU, Donald Lucas (Mr.) Perspective” Arrest of Ships” (Class of 2005) Drafting Project: “Togo Port Authority Act Senior State Attorney (Liability of Loss of Goods and Damages)” TUVALU Attorney General’s Chamber Attorney General’s Offi ce, Ministry of Justice TONGA ITALELI, Iakoba Taeia (Mr.) P. O. Box 9050, Dar es Salaam (Class of 2001) Tel.: (255) 222 115 131 Hon. FIELAKEPA f.k.a. ALEAMOTU’A, Siosaia Cabinet Minister for Health and Fax: (255) 222 113 632 Tupou (Mr.) Minister for Education and Sports Email: [email protected] or (Class of 1996) Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Lord Chamberlain of Palace Offi ce agoffi [email protected] Dissertation: “The Law of Maritime Safety: Dissertation: “A Review of Tonga’s Maritime Dissertation: “The Legal Aspects of Sea Level Tanzania Perspective in the Light of the New Jurisdictional Claims” Rise on Maritime Boundaries Pertaining to Merchant Shipping Act 2003” Drafting Project: “Marine Pollution (Prevention Low-Lying Coastal and Island States: An Island Drafting Project: “A Bill for an Act for and Control) Bill 1996” Perspective” Incorporation of the ISPS Code into the Law of Drafting Project: “Liability and Compensation the United Republic of Tanzania, Bill No. _____ TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO for Oil Pollution Damage Act 2001” 2005”
RAMBARATH-PARASRAM, Vivian Radha (Ms.) KADIRI, Edward Thomas (Mr.) (Class of 2000) (Class of 1992) Junior Legal Research Offi cer Minister Plenipotentiary
62 63 East African Cooperation Division Drafting Project: “An Act to Provide for the Edifi cio DHL, La Guaira, Caracas Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Implementation of the Convention on the Tel.: 54 212 509 2810 Cooperation Prevention of Marine Pollution by Dumping of Fax: 54 212 509 2811 Dar es Salaam Wastes and Other Matters” Email: [email protected] Tel.: (255) 56 21 234 Dissertation: “Legal Issues Arising from the Email: [email protected] UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (THE) Implementation of Electronic Maritime Dissertation: “Protecting the Buyer in Sale of Transport Documents, the E-Bill of Lading: Ship Contracts” CHARLES, Aliette M. (Ms.) An Analysis of Venezuela’s Legal Framework Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping (Class of 1996) Readiness” (Prevention of Oil Pollution) Regulations, 1992” Lawyer Drafting Project: “Draft Amending Law of the 412 Lincoln Drive, Guilderland, New York Maritime Commercial Law” KOSHUMA, Hamadi (Mr.) Tel.: (1) 518 456 9661 (Class of 2003) Dissertation: “Legal Regime Relating to VILLAROEL RODRIGUEZ, Francisco (Mr.) Assistant Secretary and Legal Offi cer Nuclear Marine Pollution” (Class of 1991) Tanzania Harbours Authority Drafting Project: “Guilderland Merchant Rodriguez, Villaroel and Co., Law Firm P. O. Box 9184, Dar es Salaam Shipping Act” Centro Empresarial, Piso 10, Ofi cina 10C Tel.: (255)222 121 431 Avenida Universidad, Caracas 1010 Fax: (255) 222 113 938 LEITER, Tara Lynn (Ms.) Tel.: (58) 2 545 6242 Email: [email protected] (Class of 2001) Fax: (58) 2 542 3618 Dissertation: “Maritime Security: A Critical Lawyer Email: [email protected] Analysis on Piracy and Terrorism” Birmingham, Alabama Dissertation: “Civil Liability of the Shipowner for Drafting Project: “Inland Waterways Transport Tel.: (1) 205 835 8272 Oil Pollution Damage” Bill” Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “Maritime Liens and Dissertation: “The Mediterranean Mortgages Law” MALLABA, Julius Benedicto (Mr.) Memorandum of Understanding on Port State (Class of 2004) Control” VIET NAM Principal State Attorney Drafting Project: “The Carriage of Passengers Attorney General and their Luggage by Sea Act” TRAN, Manh Ha (Mr.) P. O. Box 9050, Dar es Salaam (Class of 1991) Tel.: (255) 51 111 219 URUGUAY Director Fax: (255) 51 113 236 Legal Department, Viet Nam National Shipping Email: [email protected] RODRIGUEZ SALABERRY, Maria Margarita (Ms.) Lines (VINALINES) Dissertation: “Challenges of Enforcement (Class of 2003) 201 Kham Thien Street, Hanoi by Underdeveloped Countries of Africa of Legal Advisor National Administration of Ports Tel.: (84) 4 851 7750 Measures to Prevent Oil Pollution from Ships of Uruguay (UNP) Fax: (84) 4 851 7746 – the Case Study of Tanzania” National Administration of Ports URUGUAY Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “The Marine Pollution (ANP) Dissertation: “The Seaman’s Right to Wages Preparedness and Response Act, 2004” Port of Montevideo under a Contract of Employment” Rambla 25 de Agosto de 1825 Drafting Project: “The Socialist Republic of MLIPANO, Ganga (Mr.) No. 160 Asesoria Juridica Piso 6, Montevideo Viet Nam – Commercial Shipping (Oil Pollution (Class of 1998) Tel.: 5982 190 1852 or 190 1857 Liability) Act” State Attorney Fax: 5982 916 1128 Attorney General’s Chambers Email: [email protected] or TRAN, Van Thuy (Mr.) Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs [email protected] (Class of 2007) P. O. Box 9050, Dar es Salaam Dissertation: “The ILO Convention No. 147 Senior Offi cial Tel.: (255) 51 23119 and the Protocol of 1996 (Merchant Shipping Consular Department Fax: (255) 113 236 [Minimum Standards]) with Special Reference Ministry of Foreign Affairs Dissertation: “The Regime of Ship Registration: to Uruguay” 40 Tran Phu Ba Dinh, Hanoi A Case in Favour of the Abolition of the Closed Drafting Project: “Law No. _____ on the Tel.: (84) 4 199 3333 Registry System and the Introduction of a New Carriage of Goods by Sea” Fax: (84) 4 199 3505 Registry System in Tanzania” Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “Incorporation of the UN VANUATU Dissertation: “Some Issues on the Settlement Convention on Conditions for the Registration of Disputes Under the 1982 United Nations of Ships 1986 in the Tanzania Merchant NAPUATI, John Less (Mr.) Convention on the Law of the Sea Arising from Shipping Act 1967” (Class of 2001) the South China Sea Dispute” Commissioner of Maritime Affairs Drafting Project: “Ordinance on Arrest of MWIDUNDA, Phidel (Mr.) Vanuatu Maritime Authority Ships” (Class of 1993) Port Vila (Deceased) Tel.: (678) 23128 TRAN, Viet Ha (Mr.) Dissertation: “A Model for the Eastern African Fax: (678) 22949 (Class of 2001) Region on Port State Control of Vessel Source Email: [email protected] or Room 18, Lane 87, Tam Trink Road, Hanoi Pollution” [email protected] Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “Carriage of Goods by Sea Dissertation: “Some Legal Aspects of Ship Dissertation: “Protecting the Buyer in Ship Sale Act, 1993 (Incorporating the Hamburg Rules)” Registration and Ship Registration in Vanuatu” and Purchase under Vietnamese Law” Drafting Project: “The Maritime Zones Act of Drafting Project: “The Law of Carriage of NAJIMA, Veronica (Ms.) 2001” Goods by Sea to amend Chapter V (Contract (Class of 2007) of Carriage of Cargo) of the Viet Nam State Attorney TARI, James (Mr.) Maritime Code” Ministry of Infrastructure Development (Class of 2003) P. O. Box 9144, Dar es Salaam Barrister and Solicitor ZAMBIA Tel.: (255) 22 211 2858 Trans-Melanesian Lawyers Fax: (255) 22 211 2751 P/Bag 9073, Port Vila LIBANGA, Mulako (Ms.) Email: [email protected] Tel.: (678) 22362 (Class of 2001) Dissertation: “An Overview of Safety of Fax: (678) 25473 P. O. Box 50106, Lusaka Passenger Ships in Tanzania” Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Drafting Project: “Merchant Shipping (Safety Dissertation: “Analysis of Some Aspects of Dissertation: “Land-locked States and the Management of Ships) Regulations 2006” International Law of Marine Pollution by Ships Right of Access to the Sea: A Zambian in Vanuatu” Perspective” NGOWI, Mary A. P. (Ms.) Drafting Project: “Marine Pollution (Prevention Drafting Project: “The Ship Registration Bill, (Class of 1996) and Control) Bill No. _____ of 2003” 2001” State Attorney Law Reform Commission VENEZUELA (BOLIVARIAN REPUBLIC OF) MANASE, Esther M. (Ms.) P. O. Box 3580, Dar es Salaam (Class of 1994) Tel.: (255) 51 32598 ACUÑA-NEGRONI, Jorge Horacio (Mr.) State Advocate Fax: (255) 51 46607 (Class of 2004) Ministry of Legal Affairs Email: [email protected] Lawyer Attorney General’s Chambers Dissertation: “Cargo Sharing under UNCTAD DHL Danzas Air Ocean Venezuela, C. A. Code of Conduct for Liner Conferences: The Av. Soublette, Entre Calles Commercio y Tanzanian Situation – 1995” Bolivar
64 65 P. O. Box 60504, Livingstone Fax: (260) 1 222 828 2/f, Civil Litigation Unit Tel.: (260) 1 228 522 Email: [email protected] Attorney General’s Chambers Dissertation: “The Concept of Property in Dissertation: “International Watercourses and Q. G. O., 66 Queensway, Hong Kong Maritime Law” Conversation: A Study of Lake Tanganyika” Tel.: (852) 2867 3534 Drafting Project: “The Inland Waters Shipping Fax: (852) 2869 0062 MKANDAWIRE, Maria F. (Ms.) (Amendment) Act, 2004” Dissertation: “The International Regime of (Class of 1996) Ship Registration and the Modifi ed Shipping Legal Offi cer ZIMBABWE Register of Hong Kong” Bank of Zambia, P. O. Box 30080, Lusaka Drafting Project: “Draft Primary and Secondary Tel.: (260) 1 221 567 MUKUNDU, Josephat Tendai (Mr.) Legislation Incorporating the CLC and Fund Fax: (260) 1 222 375 (Class of 1992) Conventions” Email: [email protected] Under Secretary, Traffi c and Legislation Dissertation: “The Freedom of Navigation Ministry of Transport and Communications PALESTINE and its Limitations: A Case Study of the USA P. O. Box CY 595, Causeway, Harare Interdictory Programme against Haitian Tel.: (263) 726 681 MOHAMAD, Issam Tawfi k (Mr.) Boats” Fax: (263) 708 225 (Class of 1995) Drafting Project: “The Implementation of the Dissertation: “The Notion of the Arrived Ship in Department of Arab and Relations UN Multimodal Transport Convention” the Law of Charterparties” 9 Rue Ahmed Boukhari, Mutuelle Ville 1002 Drafting Project: “Zimbabwe Maritime Trade Tunis, Belvedere SHAPI, Chola Chilungu Gertrude (Ms.) and Commerce Bill, 1992” Tel.: (216) 1 334 422 (Class of 2004) Fax: (216) 1 789 980 Legal Offi cer HONG KONG, CHINA Dissertation: “The Historical and Legal Evolution Zambia Revenue Authority of the Palestinian Maritime Activity Zones” Ground Floor, Revenue House WONG PUI MING, Cathy (Ms.) Drafting Project: “Oil Pollution Act 1995” P. O. Box 35710, Lusaka (Class of 1990) Tel.: (260) 1 229 4070 Acting Assistant Principal State Counsel
Diploma in International Maritime Law MEXICO Convention for Safety of Fishing Vessels, Department of Marine Administration Amendments to the Mexican Navigation Ministry of Transport QUIROZ, Richard Jorge (Mr.) Law” Tel.: (95) 556 038 or 556 037 (Class of 2001) Fax: (95) 1 556 047 187, Av. Mexico Col Hipodromo 06100 MYANMAR Email: [email protected] or Mexico City [email protected] Email: [email protected] MAW, Mi Mi (Ms.) Dissertation: “A Study of Seaworthiness in Dissertation: “The Exclusive Economic Zone in (Class of 2005) Relation to the Carriage of Goods by Sea” the Mexican Legislation” Research Offi cer Drafting Project: “Maritime Areas Act of Drafting Project: “Torremolinos International Legal and Research Division Myanmar”
Advanced Diploma in International Maritime Law
BAHRAIN Douala, B. P. 17144 Captain Tel.: (237) 774 8447 Armed Forces of Malta ALROWAIE, Aref (Mr.) Email: [email protected] Headquarters, Luqa Barracks, Luqa CMR 02 (Class of 2007) Tel.: (356) 2180 9279 Bahrain Defense Force TAH, Jiggi Urbain (Mr.) Fax: (356) 2124 1001 Bahrain Navy (Class of 2006) Email: [email protected] Tel.: (973) 3945 9589 or 1781 5181 Provincial Delegate Fax: (973) 1772 3006 Provincial Delegation of Transport UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (THE) Email: [email protected] Bamenda, NW Province Tel.: (237) 769 7469 MUNACO, Philip (Mr.) CAMEROON Fax: (237) 336 2950 (Class of 2007) Email: [email protected] Defense Attaché CHOH, Jude Tabah (Mr.) Embassy of the United States of America (Class of 2007) MALTA Malta Commercial Agent Email: [email protected] or NW Chamber of Commerce MALLIA, Andrew (Mr.) [email protected] Presbyterian Health Centre (Class of 2007)
64 65 SELECTED IMLI ACHIEVEMENTS Class of 1990 Ms. E. D. J. M. Marques Da Costa (Angola) Mr. Fred Amoa (Samoa) Judge of the Admiralty Court, Angola Secretary of Justice, Department of Justice and Border Control, Mr. Ahmed Hamza (Maldives) Nauru Member of Parliament & Head, Parliamentary Legal Committee of Ms. Iria Barrancos (Panama) the Maldives Parliament Member, Board of Directors, International Maritime University, Ms. Mayen Obi (Nigeria) Panama Assistant Director in Charge of International Law and Conventions, Mr. Nkemdilim Ejemai (Nigeria) Maritime Safety Administration Authority, Nigeria Legal Adviser & Company Secretary, Nigerdock Nigeria Ltd., Nigeria Ms. Nabila Sboui (Tunisia) Lt. Commander Muhammed Yar Lak (Pakistan) Legal Advisor, Ministry of Transport, Tunisia Deputy Judge Advocate General, Pakistan Mr. Fagaloa Tufuga (Fiji) Class of 1991 Regional Maritime Legal Offi cer (Regional Maritime Programme), Ms. Fatou Bensouda (The Gambia) Secretariat of the Pacifi c Community, Fiji Deputy Prosecutor, International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda Class of 1998 Mr. George Dulu (Kenya) Mr. Foli-Bazi Katari (Togo) Judge, High Court of Kenya Keeper of the Seals, Ministry of Justice, Togo Mr. Emmanuel Kofi Mbiah(Ghana) Mr. Naganathan Sivahumaran (Sri Lanka) Chief Executive Offi cer, Ghana Shippers’ Council & Vice-Chairman, Deputy Legal Draftsman, Ministry of Justice, Sri Lanka IMO Legal Committee, Ghana Class of 2000 Mr. Francisco A. Villaroel Rodriguez (Bolivarian Republic of Ms. Dominika Lempicka (Poland) Venezuela) IMO Consultant, Poland National Maritime Judge, Titulary Member of the CMI, Venezuela Ms. Ahamada Hasani (The Comoros) Class of 1992 Legal Adviser, Ministry of Environment, the Comoros Ms. Lucy A. Asuagbor (Cameroon) Class of 2001 Chief Justice, Court of Appeal, Cameroon Mr. Iakoba Italeli (Tuvalu) Ms. Azuka Ogo (Nigeria) Cabinet Minister for Health and Minister for Education and Sports, Vice-Chairman, Executive Council, IOPC Fund, Nigeria Tuvalu Mr. Gerald Zackios (The Marshall Islands) Captain Reuben Lanfranco (Malta) Attorney General, the Marshall Islands Director, Malta Maritime Institute, Malta Mr. Kosi Latu (Samoa) Class of 2002 Assistant Director, Legal & Constitutional Affairs Division Lt. Commander Syed Md. A. H. Gardezi (Pakistan) Commonwealth Secretariat, Samoa Director, Pakistan Maritime Security Agency, Pakistan Mr. Joseph T. Mukundu (Zimbabwe) Ms. Krittika Panprasert (Thailand) Undersecretary, Ministry of Transport and Energy, Zimbabwe Director, Legal Division, Foreign Affairs Unit, Legal Affairs Bureau, Mr. Edward D. Kadiri (Zimbabwe) Thailand Minister Plenipotentiary posted at Tanzania’s Embassy of Stockholm Mr. Sornchai Sirariyakul (Thailand) Class of 1993 Chief Judge of Chamber, Central Intellectual Property & International Mr. Mohamed Ayadi Salem Elwaer (The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) Trade Court, Thailand Director of the Legal Department, General National Maritime Class of 2003 Transport Company, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Mr. Panya Dhanpaddamoangcoal (Thailand) Mr. Bashir M. Abdullahi (Nigeria) Chief Judge, Surin Provincial Court, Thailand Assistant General Manager, Nigerian Ports Authority, Nigeria Mr. Arley Gill (Grenada) Ms. Josephine Mallalieu (Saint Kitts and Nevis) Senator, National Parliament, Grenada Magistrate, Saint Kitts and Nevis Class of 2004 Commander A. A. Zafar (Pakistan) Mr. Gilberto Asuque (The Philippines) Senior Deputy Judge Advocate General, Pakistan Assistant Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs, the Philippines Class of 1994 Dr. Gordon Cutajar (Malta) Mr. Amir Badpa (Islamic Republic of Iran) Assistant Registrar of Ships, Malta Special Legal Adviser to the Managing Director, Ports & Shipping Class of 2005 Organization, Islamic Republic of Iran Lt. Commander Gianmatteo Breda (Italy) Ms. Nancy Karigithu (Kenya) Lecturer, International Law and Military Disciplinary Regulations, Director General Kenyan Maritime Authority, Kenya Naval Academy, Livorno, Italy Mr. Kiniviliame Keteca (Fiji) Ms. Sandra Opoku (Ghana) Magistrate. Suva, Fiji Legal Offi cer, Ghana Ports and Harbors Authority, Ghana Mr. Moustapher Marong (The Gambia) Mr. Joseph Pyawan (Papua New Guinea) Minister of Justice, the Gambia Legal Offi cer, National Maritime Safety Authority, Papua New Class of 1995 Guinea Mr. Yusuf Bala B. (Nigeria) Ms. Tatiana Saksina (The Russian Federation) Legal Adviser to the Federal Ministry of Transport, Nigeria Senior Legal Adviser, Council for the Study of Productive Resources, Ms. Laila Racina (Latvia) Russian Academy of Science, Ministry of Economic Development Head of Legal Unit, Maritime Department, Latvia and Trade, the Russian Federation Class of 1996 Dr. Stefan Sant (Malta) Hon. Fielakepa Siosaia Tupou Aleamotu’a (Tonga) First Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malta Lord Chamberlain of Palace Offi ce, Kingdom of Tonga Mr. Ibrahima Sy (Senegal) Mr. Ashraful I. Khan (Bangladesh) Administrator of Maritime Affairs, Service of Legal Affairs and Senior Assistant Judge, Bangladesh Cooperation, Directorate of Merchant Marine, Senegal Class of 1997 Ms. Rusudan Tushuri (Georgia) Mr. Mohammed S. J. Al-Garni (Saudi Arabia) Head, International Legal Relations Department, Ministry of Justice, Head of Administration & Supply for the Naval Institute of the Coast Georgia Guard, Saudi Arabia Ms. Iris Wigger (Switzerland) Lt. Commander Hatem Ghazi Al-Besher (Saudi Arabia) Scientifi c Offi cer, Swiss Maritime Navigation Offi ce, Switzerland Lieutenant Commander, Saudi Arabia Class of 2006 Mr. Ugnius Labutis (Lithuania) Mr. Yongsheng Cai (China) Head, Legal Expertise Division, Ministry of Transport, Lithuania Offi cer, Division of U. N. Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, China
66 67 Professor Frank Wiswall and Mrs. Libby IMLI students during a diplomatic The Honorable Austin Opara, Deputy Wiswall with IMLI students conference simulation Speaker of the Nigerian House Assembly, with Professor David Attard and members of the Nigerian Delegation
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Professor Francis M. B. Reynolds with Major (Ret) Martin Walker and Major (Ret) IMLI female students during World Maritime Professor David Attard, members of the Anthony Hall, of Formazione Marittima Day faculty and IMLI students Superiore, delivering the Maritime Security course
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