IMO - 402Ee - International Convention Relating to Intervention on the High Seas in Cases of Oil Pollution Casualties (Interv

Critical Legal Resource for Maritime Pollution Response
In the high-stakes world of maritime operations, the International Convention Relating to Intervention on the High Seas in Cases of Oil Pollution Casualties stands as a vital legal instrument, empowering coastal states to act decisively in the face of oil pollution threats. This digital publication, adopted in 1969 and in force since 1975, provides the full text of the convention, offering maritime professionals, legal experts, and environmental authorities a clear framework for intervention on the high seas. With the inclusion of the 1973 Protocol, which extends these protections to pollution by substances other than oil, this edition delivers a comprehensive legal resource for managing maritime environmental emergencies.

Designed for Immediate Access and Compliance
Available in a secure digital format, this publication is optimized for use with the official IMO reader, ensuring that maritime stakeholders can access critical regulations without delay. The digital format eliminates the need for physical copies, making it an ideal solution for shipping companies, port authorities, and legal advisors who require instant reference to international maritime law. Whether navigating compliance requirements or preparing for emergency response scenarios, this publication provides the legal clarity needed to act swiftly and effectively in protecting coastal environments from pollution threats.

Universal Relevance for Maritime and Environmental Professionals
This convention applies to all vessels engaged in maritime navigation, with the exception of warships and state-owned vessels used for non-commercial purposes. By defining the rights of coastal states to intervene in pollution incidents on the high seas, it establishes a global standard for maritime safety and environmental protection. For professionals involved in maritime law, environmental policy, or vessel operations, this publication is an indispensable tool, offering guidance on legal obligations, intervention procedures, and international cooperation in the event of a maritime casualty.

This digital publication includes the full text of the International Convention Relating to Intervention on the High Seas in Cases of Oil Pollution Casualties, adopted on November 29, 1969, and entered into force on May 6, 1975. It also incorporates the 1973 Protocol addressing intervention in cases of pollution by substances other than oil, which entered into force in 1983. Available in English, this secure digital format is compatible with the official IMO reader and is designed for use by maritime professionals, legal experts, and environmental authorities worldwide.

With a legacy of shaping global maritime standards, the organization behind this publication is a leading authority in international maritime law and environmental protection. Renowned for developing conventions and protocols that safeguard maritime safety and prevent pollution, it provides essential resources for professionals across the shipping, legal, and environmental sectors. Its publications are trusted worldwide for their accuracy, relevance, and commitment to advancing maritime governance.

• This digital publication offers unparalleled convenience and accessibility, providing maritime professionals with instant access to critical legal frameworks for pollution response.
• Its comprehensive coverage of both oil and non-oil pollution protocols ensures that users have a complete understanding of international intervention rights and obligations.
• The secure digital format guarantees compliance with official standards while eliminating the need for physical storage, making it an efficient and reliable resource for legal reference, emergency planning, and regulatory compliance.