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Coastal States were allowed to expand their territorial seas to 12 nautical miles.
Operating in their territorial sea orhaving communicated an intention to enter their territorial sea.
Argentina, Brazil and Chile have recently rolled back their territorial sea limits to 12 miles.
Concerning fisheries zones, the table only reflects the States which do not have exclusive economic zones andwhose fisheries zones extend beyond the limits of their territorial sea.
Pursuant to article 22, such designation orprescription may be done by coastal States in their territorial sea, taking into account the recommendations of IMO.
Coastal States were therefore allowed to expand the extent of their territorial sea out to 12 nautical miles, in exchange for accepting a special regime of passage for ships and aircraft going through and over the 116 straits used for international navigation.
One hundred twenty-eight(128)States have established the breadth of their territorial seas at 12 miles or less.
Contracting Governments should remind ships operating in their territorial sea, or having communicated an intention to enter their territorial sea, of any temporary restricted areas that they have published.
Other countries, such as Argentina, Brazil and Chile,have already rolled back their territorial sea claims to 12 miles.
Nothing in the Protocol shall affect in any way the sovereignty of States over their territorial seas and their jurisdiction and the right in their respective exclusive economic zones and continental shelves in accordance with international law.
Such zones could be limited to the national territories of the parties, including their territorial sea and space.
A key bargain in the Convention is the balance between the aspirations of coastal States to expand their territorial sea from 3 to 12 nautical miles, with the right of the international community to enjoy free and uninterrupted passage through some of the world's critical sea lanes.
It also includes an optional clause enabling State Parties to apply certain provisions to their territory,including their territorial sea.
UNCLOS requires States to give appropriate publicity to any danger to navigation of which they have knowledge within their territorial sea(article 24), in straits used for international navigation(article 44), or in archipelagic sea lanes article 54.
Qatar and Bahrain, by decrees of 16 April 1992 and 20 April 1993, respectively,have adopted new legislation extending the breadth of their territorial seas to 12 miles.
Coastal States can adopt stricter rules andstandards than the generally accepted global standards for application in their territorial sea, so long as such standards do not apply to the design, construction, manning or equipment of foreign ships, or hamper innocent passage.
Those who opposed the concept of prior notification and consultation contended that it might lead coastal States totry to veto or prevent the passage of ships carrying INF materials through their territorial sea or exclusive economic zone.
Coastal States can adopt stricter rules and standards than the generally accepted global standards for application in their territorial sea, so long as such standards do not apply to the design, construction, manning or equipment of foreign ships or hamper innocent passage.
The Socialist Republic of Romania reaffirms the right of coastal States to adopt measures to safeguard their security interests, including the right to adopt national laws andregulations relating to the passage of foreign warships through their territorial sea.
Contracting Governments shall set security levels andensure the provision of security level information to ships operating in their territorial sea or having communicated an intention to enter their territorial sea. .
A key bargain in the Convention was balancing the aspirations of coastal States to expand the extent of their territorial sea from 3 to 12 nautical miles with the right of the international community to enjoy free and uninterrupted passage through some of the world's critical sea lanes.
The Maritime Boundaries Delimitation Projecte has made significant progress in assisting individual PICs towards determining their baselines and delimitation of their territorial sea, contiguous zone and exclusive economic zone.
Coastal States must give appropriate publicity to any danger to navigation of which they have knowledge within their territorial sea(article 24(2)), in archipelagic waters(article 52), in straits used for international navigation(article 44) and within archipelagic sea lanes article 54.
We are also working intensively to continue strengthening bilateral and regional cooperation under the principles of international law,safeguarding due respect for the sovereign jurisdiction of States over their territorial seas, and managing resources in the exclusive economic zone.
Taking into account articles 15, 74 and 83 of UNCLOS, the delimitation of the maritime boundary between Eritrea and Yemen by means of a single all-purpose equidistant(median)line between their territorial seas, exclusive economic zones and continental shelves was undertaken by the Arbitral Tribunal in accordance with article 2(3) of the Arbitration Agreement.
Cuba reiterates the importance of strengthening international cooperation in the management of marine resources and in caring for the oceans and their biodiversity within theprinciples of international law, ensuring due respect for the jurisdiction of sovereign States over their territorial sea and in the management of resources in their exclusive economic zones and their extension in the continental shelf.
Coastal States intending to establish the outer limits of their continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles from the baseline from which the breadth of their territorial sea is measured are required by article 76 of the Convention to submit the relevant data and information to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf"the Commission.
With respect to the management of small cetaceans in areas under national jurisdiction, IWC took note of the opposition of several contracting parties, members of the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States, to its competence in the management of small cetaceans andrelated research in their territorial seas and exclusive economic zones,"which their Governments consider to be their sovereign right". 137/.
Coastal States have the right to claim the seabed andsubsoil up to 200 nautical miles from the baselines from which the breadth of their territorial sea is measured, even where their geomorphological continental margin falls short of that extent.
In additional coastal States which are SOLAS Contracting Governments are expected to offer advice, and where necessary assistance,to ships operating in their territorial sea or having communicated an intention to enter their territorial sea to reduce the security risk.