Maritime Crime

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

TRANSNATIONAL CRIME AT SEA

DR DOUGLAS GUILFOYLE
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WHAT ARE THE THREATS?

  • Piracy and maritime violence or terror
  • Smuggling: drugs, weapons, fuel
  • Irregular migration
  • IUU fishing & forced labour

MAJOR INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS

  • UNCLOS
  • Vienna Narcotic Drugs Convention
  • IPOA IUU & Port State Measures Agreement
  • Migrant Smuggling Protocol
  • SUA Convention
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REGIONAL INSTRUMENTS

  • 2000 Agreement on information exchange (MALPHINDO + Cambodia)
  • 2004 ReCAAP
  • 2004 MLAT
  • 2007 ASEAN counter terrorism convention
  • 2015 ASEAN trafficking convetion
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ASEAN MECHANISMS, 1

  • Ministerial meeting on transnational crime (AMMTC)
  • Law ministers meeting (ALAWMM)
  • Defence ministers meeting (ADMM)
  • Transport ministers meeting (ATM)

ASEAN MECHANISMS, 2

  • ASEAN Maritime Forum
  • ASEAN Regional Forum
  • Statements of 2003 and 2004 on piracy and terrorism
  • ARF Work Plan on Maritime Security 2018-2020

REGIONAL INITIATIVES

  • ReCAAP
  • Singapore IFC
  • MALPHINDO patrols
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THEMES

  • Maritime crime is intersectional
  • Information sharing is key
  • Build on practical successes
  • National implementation over international architecture
  • Gaps and emerging threats?

FURTHER SOURCES

  • Zhen Sun, ASEAN framework to enhance maritime security in Southeast Asia (CIL NUS 2017)
  • ASEAN mechanisms on maritime security cooperation (RSIS NTU 2017)

Douglas Guilfoyle

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