Security

Dutch armed guard ban leaving shipowners with little choice but to flag out

The Netherlands' continued refusal to allow national shipowners to hire privately contracted armed security personnel is leaving some with little choice but to switch registries.

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Sierra Leone, Moldova other flags to watch in reflagging game [Updated]

Sierra Leone and Moldova, identified along with Tanzania and Tuvalu as flag states having been approached by Iranian shipping companies, have confirmed they have delisted all Iranian vessels.

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Belgium and Italy approve armed guard use

Belgium and Italy have approved the use of armed guards on board their vessels.

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St. Kitts and Nevis Joins Washington Declaration

St. Kitts and Nevis has become the fifth state to join the Washington Declaration of Violence against Seafarers.

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US Continues Clampdown of Iranian Vessels [Updated]

Upon discovery that the National Iranian Tanker Company has reflagged some of its vessels with Tanzania and Tuvalu, the US has taken action in urging the registries to drop the vessels.

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With Sanctions Deadline Approaching, Iranian Re-flagging Continues

Within the context of international sanctions deadlines, Iran is once again concealing its identity by elusive movement through the open registry system.

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Cyprus adopts anti-piracy regulations

Cyprus has approved legislation allowing armed guards onboard its vessels provided they are under the ship master's control.

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IMO Releases Guidelines for Use of Armed Guards

The International Maritime Organization has developed a set of guidelines for shipowners wishing to hire armed security personnel for their vessels.

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UK Proposal to Provide Guidance Regarding Armed Guards

A UK proposal on regulations for armed guards will likely be adopted internationally.

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US Law Firm Explains Sanctions' Practical Implications

Lawyers from Seward and Kissel explain the practical implications that sanctions against Iran and Syria have on the industry.

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