UNCLOS and Submarine Cables - Centre for International Law

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Parties to Cable Protection Treaties • 41 parties to 1884 Paris Convention • 61 parties to 1958 Shelf Convention • 64 parties to 1958 High Seas Convention • 157 parties to 1982 LOS Convention • The only countries that are party to all four treaties are Czech Republic, Denmark, Fiji, Germany, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, South Africa, Spain and the UK
Treaties and Agreements • 1884 Submarine Cables Convention • 1958 Continental Shelf Convention • 1958 High Seas Convention • 1972 Collision Regulations • 1982 Law of the Sea Convention • Most comprehensive is LOS Convention
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