New roles and responsibilities of flag states and port states in the context of the Hong Kong international convention for the safe and environmentally sound recycling of ships, 2009

Onur Sabri Durak

New roles and responsibilities of flag states and port states in the context of the Hong Kong international convention for the safe and environmentally sound recycling of ships, 2009

Onur Sabri Durak^*

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Shanghai Maritime University

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Abstract

The ship-recycling activity is a friendly way of disposing obsolete ships at the end of ship's life cycle for a long time. In this context this article briefly outlines the features of ship recycling industry. However, the international legal framework for the ship recycling industry goes back to 1980's and it is to say, the legal framework is in its infancy. In this regard, this article firstly outlines historical background of legal framework related to ship recycling and, then introduces the Hong Kong Convention. Subsequently, the article discusses new roles and responsibilities of Flag States and Ports States in the context of the Hong Kong Convention from a legal viewpoint. Finally, this article states for conclusion remarks.

Original language	English
Pages	123-132
Number of pages	10
Publication status	Published - 2020
Externally published	Yes
Event	12th Annual General Assembly and Conference of the International Association of Maritime Universities: Green Ships, Eco Shipping, Clean Seas, AGA-IAMU 2011 - Gdynia, Poland Duration: 12 Jun 2011 → 14 Jun 2011

Conference

Conference	12th Annual General Assembly and Conference of the International Association of Maritime Universities: Green Ships, Eco Shipping, Clean Seas, AGA-IAMU 2011
Country/Territory	Poland
City	Gdynia
Period	12/06/11 → 14/06/11

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© Green Ships, Eco Shipping,AGA-IAMU 2011.All right reserved.

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SDG 9 Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure

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Flag Stats
Hong Kong Convention
Port State

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Durak, O. S. (2020). New roles and responsibilities of flag states and port states in the context of the Hong Kong international convention for the safe and environmentally sound recycling of ships, 2009. 123-132. Paper presented at 12th Annual General Assembly and Conference of the International Association of Maritime Universities: Green Ships, Eco Shipping, Clean Seas, AGA-IAMU 2011, Gdynia, Poland.

Durak, Onur Sabri. / New roles and responsibilities of flag states and port states in the context of the Hong Kong international convention for the safe and environmentally sound recycling of ships, 2009. Paper presented at 12th Annual General Assembly and Conference of the International Association of Maritime Universities: Green Ships, Eco Shipping, Clean Seas, AGA-IAMU 2011, Gdynia, Poland.10 p.

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2020. 123-132 Paper presented at 12th Annual General Assembly and Conference of the International Association of Maritime Universities: Green Ships, Eco Shipping, Clean Seas, AGA-IAMU 2011, Gdynia, Poland.

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New roles and responsibilities of flag states and port states in the context of the Hong Kong international convention for the safe and environmentally sound recycling of ships, 2009

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