Skripsi
PENYELESAIAN SENGKETA PENCEMARAN MINYAK BERASAL DARI PENAMBANGAN LEPAS PANTAI MENURUT KONVENSI HUKUM LAUT 1982 (KASUS KILANG MINYAK MONTARA 2009-2019)
The need for oil is increasing along with its running low availability, causing offshore mining as another way to obtain. International convention that specifically regulate the responsibility for sea pollution from offshore mining are not yet available, even though there has been pollution from this source several times. Consequently, Indonesian people faced a suffer from the Montara incident to obtain compensation. Thus, this thesis tries to explain how-to response the oil pollution due to offshore drilling activities and what kind of dispute resolution that Indonesian Government could do in Montara Case based on the UNCLOS 1982. The method used in this research is normative with a descriptive analytical, historical and comparative approach. The results showed that the prevention of oil pollution requires an immediate notification to another polluted countries and relevant authority as well as governed further by the country’s regulation and bilateral cooperation. Subsequently, the Australian Government was charged with several obligations by the UNCLOS 1982 that were not fully fulfilled at the time of the pollution occurred. The conclusion that can be drawn is the lack of legal certainty regarding offshore drilling activities and unfavorable contributions between Indonesians and Australian Government in relation to the delays in resolving the Montara Case, so there is a need to improve the status of bilateral relations between the two countries in marine pollution protection. Keywords : Offshore Drilling, Oil Pollution and Dispute Resolution
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