“As a whole, this book discusses the key issues, criticisms and challenges in terms of the definition, application, compliance and enforcement of UNCLOS when dealing with passage regimes, activities in the EEZ and protection of the marine environment.”Haiwen Zhang Ocean Yearbook 24

• PREFACEACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WELCOMING REMARKSDean Barry Desker; Professor John Norton Moore; H.E. Patricia L. Herbold KEYNOTE ADDRESSESNavigational Freedom and Other Contemporary Oceans Issues, S. JayakumarThe South China Sea: the Long Road Towards Peace and Cooperation, Hasjim Djalal1. BACKGROUND ON THE FREEDOM OF NAVIGATIONJohn Norton Moore, ModeratorRemarks on the Legal Status of the Exclusive Economic Zone, Tommy T. B. KohAn Introduction to the Regime of Passage Through Straits Used for International Navigation and Through Archipelagic Waters, Satya N. NandanRemarks on the Concept of “Freedom of Navigation”, Hasjim DjalalFreedom of Navigation and Navies [Abstract & PowerPoint only] Nora TysonFreedom of Navigation: New Challenges, Rüdiger WolfrumComments and Q & A.2. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYS IN THE EEZBarbara Moore, ModeratorHydrographic Surveying and Marine Scientific Research in Exclusive Economic Zones, Sam BatemanRegulating Marine Biodiscovery in Sea Areas Under Coastal State Jurisdiction, Ronán LongMarine Data Collection: Methods and the Law, J. Ashley RoachMarine Scientific Research and Hydrographic Survey in the EEZs: Closing Up the Legal Loopholes? Guifang “Julia” XueComments and Q & A.3. MILITARY ACTIVITIES IN THE EEZMyron H. Nordquist, ModeratorMilitary Activities in and over the ExclusiveEconomic Zone Raul “Pete” PedrozoMilitary Activity in the EEZ: Exclusive or Excluded Right? Alexander S. SkaridovChina and the Law of the Sea, Zhiguo GaComments and Q & A.4. TRANSIT PASSAGE THROUGH STRAITS USED FOR INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATIONMary Seet-Cheng, ModeratorPSSAs and the Jurisdiction of Coastal States over Ship-Source Pollution in the EEZ and in Straits used for International Navigation, Robert BeckmanCompulsory Pilotage in the Torres Strait, Patrick J. NeherTransit Passage and Users’ Contributions to the Safety of the Straits of Malacca and Singapore, Hiroshi TerashimaComments and Q & A.5. ARCHIPELAGIC SEA LANES PASSAGESir Michael Wood, ModeratorArchipelagic Sea Lanes Passage Designation: The Indonesian Experience, Arif Havas OegrosenoArchipelagic Sea Lanes Passage and the Philippines Situation, Alberto A. EncomiendaNavigation Through Archipelagos: Current State Practice, Martin Tsamenyi, Clive Schofield, & Ben MilliganComments and Q & A.6. VESSEL SOURCE POLLUTION AND PROTECTION OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENTChao Hick Tin, ModeratorVessel Source Pollution and Protection of the Marine Environment, Capt. Charles D. Michel;Vessel Source Pollution and Protection of the Marine Environment in the Taiwan Strait, Kuen-Chen FuIMO, ICS and Environmental Compliance, Peter HinchliffeComments and Q & A.7. NON-FLAG STATE ENFORCEMENT AND PROTECTION OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENTGudmundur Eiriksson, ModeratorParticularly Sensitive Sea Areas and the Law of the Sea, James KraskaProtecting the Marine Environment: Non-Flag State Enforcement and IUU Fishing, Rosemary RayfuseComments and Q & A.EDITORS’ SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTNavies and Maritime Security: A Republic of Singapore Navy Perspective, Submitted by Dexter ChiaCombating Piracy and Armed Robbery in Asia: Boosting ReCAAP’s Role, Joshua Ho.CD TABLE OF CONTENTSThe CD features the color Microsoft PowerPoint presentations given at the conference, biographies of the moderators and panelists, and a limited selection of relevant law of the sea documents and reports.

“As a whole, this book discusses the key issues, criticisms and challenges in terms of the definition, application, compliance and enforcement of UNCLOS when dealing with passage regimes, activities in the EEZ and protection of the marine environment.”Haiwen Zhang Ocean Yearbook 24

• PREFACEACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WELCOMING REMARKSDean Barry Desker; Professor John Norton Moore; H.E. Patricia L. Herbold KEYNOTE ADDRESSESNavigational Freedom and Other Contemporary Oceans Issues, S. JayakumarThe South China Sea: the Long Road Towards Peace and Cooperation, Hasjim Djalal1. BACKGROUND ON THE FREEDOM OF NAVIGATIONJohn Norton Moore, ModeratorRemarks on the Legal Status of the Exclusive Economic Zone, Tommy T. B. KohAn Introduction to the Regime of Passage Through Straits Used for International Navigation and Through Archipelagic Waters, Satya N. NandanRemarks on the Concept of “Freedom of Navigation”, Hasjim DjalalFreedom of Navigation and Navies [Abstract & PowerPoint only] Nora TysonFreedom of Navigation: New Challenges, Rüdiger WolfrumComments and Q & A.2. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYS IN THE EEZBarbara Moore, ModeratorHydrographic Surveying and Marine Scientific Research in Exclusive Economic Zones, Sam BatemanRegulating Marine Biodiscovery in Sea Areas Under Coastal State Jurisdiction, Ronán LongMarine Data Collection: Methods and the Law, J. Ashley RoachMarine Scientific Research and Hydrographic Survey in the EEZs: Closing Up the Legal Loopholes? Guifang “Julia” XueComments and Q & A.3. MILITARY ACTIVITIES IN THE EEZMyron H. Nordquist, ModeratorMilitary Activities in and over the ExclusiveEconomic Zone Raul “Pete” PedrozoMilitary Activity in the EEZ: Exclusive or Excluded Right? Alexander S. SkaridovChina and the Law of the Sea, Zhiguo GaComments and Q & A.4. TRANSIT PASSAGE THROUGH STRAITS USED FOR INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATIONMary Seet-Cheng, ModeratorPSSAs and the Jurisdiction of Coastal States over Ship-Source Pollution in the EEZ and in Straits used for International Navigation, Robert BeckmanCompulsory Pilotage in the Torres Strait, Patrick J. NeherTransit Passage and Users’ Contributions to the Safety of the Straits of Malacca and Singapore, Hiroshi TerashimaComments and Q & A.5. ARCHIPELAGIC SEA LANES PASSAGESir Michael Wood, ModeratorArchipelagic Sea Lanes Passage Designation: The Indonesian Experience, Arif Havas OegrosenoArchipelagic Sea Lanes Passage and the Philippines Situation, Alberto A. EncomiendaNavigation Through Archipelagos: Current State Practice, Martin Tsamenyi, Clive Schofield, & Ben MilliganComments and Q & A.6. VESSEL SOURCE POLLUTION AND PROTECTION OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENTChao Hick Tin, ModeratorVessel Source Pollution and Protection of the Marine Environment, Capt. Charles D. Michel;Vessel Source Pollution and Protection of the Marine Environment in the Taiwan Strait, Kuen-Chen FuIMO, ICS and Environmental Compliance, Peter HinchliffeComments and Q & A.7. NON-FLAG STATE ENFORCEMENT AND PROTECTION OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENTGudmundur Eiriksson, ModeratorParticularly Sensitive Sea Areas and the Law of the Sea, James KraskaProtecting the Marine Environment: Non-Flag State Enforcement and IUU Fishing, Rosemary RayfuseComments and Q & A.EDITORS’ SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTNavies and Maritime Security: A Republic of Singapore Navy Perspective, Submitted by Dexter ChiaCombating Piracy and Armed Robbery in Asia: Boosting ReCAAP’s Role, Joshua Ho.CD TABLE OF CONTENTSThe CD features the color Microsoft PowerPoint presentations given at the conference, biographies of the moderators and panelists, and a limited selection of relevant law of the sea documents and reports.

“As a whole, this book discusses the key issues, criticisms and challenges in terms of the definition, application, compliance and enforcement of UNCLOS when dealing with passage regimes, activities in the EEZ and protection of the marine environment.”Haiwen Zhang Ocean Yearbook 24

• PREFACEACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WELCOMING REMARKSDean Barry Desker; Professor John Norton Moore; H.E. Patricia L. Herbold KEYNOTE ADDRESSESNavigational Freedom and Other Contemporary Oceans Issues, S. JayakumarThe South China Sea: the Long Road Towards Peace and Cooperation, Hasjim Djalal1. BACKGROUND ON THE FREEDOM OF NAVIGATIONJohn Norton Moore, ModeratorRemarks on the Legal Status of the Exclusive Economic Zone, Tommy T. B. KohAn Introduction to the Regime of Passage Through Straits Used for International Navigation and Through Archipelagic Waters, Satya N. NandanRemarks on the Concept of “Freedom of Navigation”, Hasjim DjalalFreedom of Navigation and Navies [Abstract & PowerPoint only] Nora TysonFreedom of Navigation: New Challenges, Rüdiger WolfrumComments and Q & A.2. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYS IN THE EEZBarbara Moore, ModeratorHydrographic Surveying and Marine Scientific Research in Exclusive Economic Zones, Sam BatemanRegulating Marine Biodiscovery in Sea Areas Under Coastal State Jurisdiction, Ronán LongMarine Data Collection: Methods and the Law, J. Ashley RoachMarine Scientific Research and Hydrographic Survey in the EEZs: Closing Up the Legal Loopholes? Guifang “Julia” XueComments and Q & A.3. MILITARY ACTIVITIES IN THE EEZMyron H. Nordquist, ModeratorMilitary Activities in and over the ExclusiveEconomic Zone Raul “Pete” PedrozoMilitary Activity in the EEZ: Exclusive or Excluded Right? Alexander S. SkaridovChina and the Law of the Sea, Zhiguo GaComments and Q & A.4. TRANSIT PASSAGE THROUGH STRAITS USED FOR INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATIONMary Seet-Cheng, ModeratorPSSAs and the Jurisdiction of Coastal States over Ship-Source Pollution in the EEZ and in Straits used for International Navigation, Robert BeckmanCompulsory Pilotage in the Torres Strait, Patrick J. NeherTransit Passage and Users’ Contributions to the Safety of the Straits of Malacca and Singapore, Hiroshi TerashimaComments and Q & A.5. ARCHIPELAGIC SEA LANES PASSAGESir Michael Wood, ModeratorArchipelagic Sea Lanes Passage Designation: The Indonesian Experience, Arif Havas OegrosenoArchipelagic Sea Lanes Passage and the Philippines Situation, Alberto A. EncomiendaNavigation Through Archipelagos: Current State Practice, Martin Tsamenyi, Clive Schofield, & Ben MilliganComments and Q & A.6. VESSEL SOURCE POLLUTION AND PROTECTION OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENTChao Hick Tin, ModeratorVessel Source Pollution and Protection of the Marine Environment, Capt. Charles D. Michel;Vessel Source Pollution and Protection of the Marine Environment in the Taiwan Strait, Kuen-Chen FuIMO, ICS and Environmental Compliance, Peter HinchliffeComments and Q & A.7. NON-FLAG STATE ENFORCEMENT AND PROTECTION OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENTGudmundur Eiriksson, ModeratorParticularly Sensitive Sea Areas and the Law of the Sea, James KraskaProtecting the Marine Environment: Non-Flag State Enforcement and IUU Fishing, Rosemary RayfuseComments and Q & A.EDITORS’ SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTNavies and Maritime Security: A Republic of Singapore Navy Perspective, Submitted by Dexter ChiaCombating Piracy and Armed Robbery in Asia: Boosting ReCAAP’s Role, Joshua Ho.CD TABLE OF CONTENTSThe CD features the color Microsoft PowerPoint presentations given at the conference, biographies of the moderators and panelists, and a limited selection of relevant law of the sea documents and reports.