ASCOMARE Yearbook on the Law of the Sea 2024

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Mekhala Dave – Ocean space: Timeless relations
• Pierandrea Leucci – Introductory remarks
• (H.E.) Konrad Jan Marciniak – High tide for human rights: Some reflections from the perspective of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea
• (H.E.) Liesbeth Lijnzaad – Considerations of humanity and human rights at sea
• Irini Papanicolopulu – Human rights and the law of the sea: From concept to action
• Matteo Bedendi – Human rights in a shifting maritime landscape
• Mutaz M. Qafisheh and Anisha Patel – The nexus between the law of the sea and human rights law in the context of maritime occupation: The case of Palestine
• Eric Loefflad and Vicky Kapogianni – China’s maritime militias, human rights, and the law of the sea: Contested norms in a shifting international legal order
• Cristina Canella – Claiming Indigenous rights: The unacknowledged amicus curiae submission by the Chagossian Committee (Seychelles)
• Filippo Cerboni – Artificial intelligence and human rights at sea: Legal challenges and opportunities in maritime governance
• Marilù Porchia – The Italian Civil Aviation Authority’s ban on human rights monitoring over the Mediterranean and Law Decree 145/2024: State interference in private rescue operations
• Aphrodite Papachristodoulou – Out of sight, out of mind? Migrant deaths and disappearances at sea and the interplay of the law of the sea and human rights law obligations
• Pierandrea Leucci – The limits of certification mechanisms and the role of flag States in the maritime trade of coltan from the Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Tullio Scovazzi – The marine manifestations of intangible cultural heritage
• Kiara Neri and Pascale Ricard – Tides of change: Climate impacts, human rights, and maritime legal frameworks
• Nouwagnon Olivier Afogo – The justiciability of the ‘right to consume seafood’ in the context of climate change
• Elena Ardito – Sinking States’ open questions: Continuity of statehood and human rights protection of forcibly displaced people. The case of Tuvalu in the light of the Falepili Union Treaty
• Victoria Chiu – La justice climatique et les peuples autochtones côtiers en Amérique du Sud
• Anna Pedrajas – Le droit international au secours du patrimoine culturel marin et côtier face aux changements climatiques
• Kiara Neri – The first climate cases of the European Courts: What implications for the sea?
• Pierandrea Leucci, Chiara Pavesi, and Pierre Clément Mingozzi – Concluding remarks
• Ademuni Odeke, Andrea Caligiuri, Daud Hassan, Pierandrea Leucci, Alice Ollino, Irini Papanicolopulu, Andrea Pappalardo, and Tullio Scovazzi – Request for a legal opinion by the BDS National Committee on the regime of innocent passage and the due diligence obligations of flag States under the international law of the sea