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Panama Challenged for Not Acknowledging Cadets Under MLC

Unions are challenging the Panamanian Registry for its claims that cadets are not protected by the minimum labor standards set forth by the Maritime Labor Convention.

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Swedish Attorney Cites Flag as "At Crossroads"

Attorney Sören Thorlin of Skarp Stockholm Advokatbyrå argues that Sweden needs to establish a tonnage tax regime and establish an international registry if it wants to remain competitive as a maritime nation.

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Australia to Lessen Cabotage Restrictions

Australia has announced intentions to reform current cabotage regulations in order to foster maritime trade.

The Australian reports:

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Asia: A Flag State's Market

The OGSR recently compiled the last five years’ worth of statistics from the UN Conference on Transportation and Development’s (UNCTAD) annual Review of Maritime Transport (RMT) on the thirty-five largest owned fleets by country, breaking down the data with an eye on Asia.

Tax Avoidance Explained

In the following article, corporate advisory firm The Sovereign Group (which also serves as parent company for RegisterAYacht.com) outlines the often unclear distinctions between tax evasion and tax avoidance which yacht owners can find confusing.

Bangladesh Considers Establishing Open Registry

Bangladesh is considering opening its ship registry to foreign-owned vessels provided the proper infrastructure is developed.

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BISL-Belize Debate Heats Up

The debate between Belize International Services Limited (BISL) and the

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Paris MoU Published 2012 WGB Lists

The Paris MoU has published its White, Grey and Black Lists for 2012.

The tables, which evaluate flag performance based on inspection and detention numbers, are updated annually and serve as a leading indicator of a registry's quality.

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IMMARBE and IBC Owner Claims Government Takeover "Breach of Contract"

Belize International Services Limited, the company which owns IMMARBE and the IBC Registry, claims the government's recent takeover of the registries is a "flagrant breach of contract."

Local news station 7 News reports:

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Belize Government Assumes Ship and Corporate Registry Control

The Belize Government has assumed control of IMMARBE and the IBC Registry effective yesterday.

Belize International Services Limited, which owns part of the International Merchant Marine Registry of Belize (IMMARBE) and the International Business Companies Registry (IBC) had had a Management Services Agreement with the Ministry of Finance which ended June 10, 2013.

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