Stewardship of Submarine Cables in the BBNJ context: An eventual constraint of the Freedom of the High Seas

Júlia Schütz Veiga; Mariana Passos Beraldo

Stewardship of Submarine Cables in the BBNJ context: An eventual constraint of the Freedom of the High Seas

Júlia Schütz Veiga, Mariana Passos Beraldo

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Abstract

Objectives: The study proposed to verify whether BBNJ will impact the freedom of the high seas to lay submarine cables, guaranteed by UNCLOS Article 87(c). Methodology: A methodological strategy in the following expressions was adopted: research of an applied nature; whose problem was approached from a qualitative point of view and with an explanatory objective, made possible by bibliographic and legislation study.
Results: It’s necessary to expand the contribution of all the interested actors – States, public and private sector, in the construction of legislation. Just a holistic, integrated, and intersectoral approach to the management of marine ecosystems constitutes a way of managing marine resources that aim at their rational use to preserve the longevity of marine ecosystems and associated services, including the maintenance of the laying of submarine cables.
Contributions: This work sought to contribute to discussions about the harmony of the Common Heritage of Humankind' and Freedom of the High Seas' Principles, specially related to the critical infrastructure composed of submarine cables.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Direito Internacional em Expansão
Subtitle of host publication	Direito Internacional e Pluralismo
Editors	Wagner Menezes
Place of Publication	Belo Horizonte
Publisher	Arraes Editores
Chapter	30
Pages	498-510
Volume	XX
ISBN (Electronic)	978-65-5929-104-5
ISBN (Print)	978-65-5929-106-9
Publication status	Published - Aug 2021
Event	19º Congresso Brasileiro de Direito Internacional - São Paulo, Brazil Duration: 25 Aug 2021 → 28 Aug 2021

Conference

Conference	19º Congresso Brasileiro de Direito Internacional
Abbreviated title	CBDI
Country/Territory	Brazil
City	São Paulo
Period	25/08/21 → 28/08/21

Keywords

Submarine Cables
BBNJ
Freedom of the High Seas
Ocean Governance
Law of the Sea

UN SDGs

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Veiga, JS & Passos Beraldo, M 2021, Stewardship of Submarine Cables in the BBNJ context: An eventual constraint of the Freedom of the High Seas. in W Menezes (ed.), Direito Internacional em Expansão: Direito Internacional e Pluralismo. vol. XX, Arraes Editores, Belo Horizonte, pp. 498-510, 19º Congresso Brasileiro de Direito Internacional, São Paulo, Brazil, 25/08/21.

Stewardship of Submarine Cables in the BBNJ context: An eventual constraint of the Freedom of the High Seas. / Veiga, Júlia Schütz ; Passos Beraldo, Mariana.
Direito Internacional em Expansão: Direito Internacional e Pluralismo. ed. / Wagner Menezes. Vol. XX Belo Horizonte: Arraes Editores, 2021. p. 498-510.

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