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United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea

Introduction

The entire text of the Convention is available from this page. However, because of the the length of the Convention and because much of it is not relevant to fisheries, separate files have been created for each part in order to make access easier. Alternatively, the entire text may be downloaded from this page in plain text format. To view a particular section, click on one of the links below. You may browse the whole Convention by using the previous/next links at the bottom of each Part.
   

Index

Preamble
Part I Introduction
Part II The territorial sea and contiguous zone
Part III Straits used for international navigation
Part IV Archipelagic States
Part V Exclusive economic zone
Part VI The continental shelf
Part VII High seas
Part VIII  Regime of islands
Part IX Enclosed or semi-enclosed seas
Part X Right of access of land-locked states to and from the sea and freedom of transit
Part XI The Area
Part XII Protection of marine environment
Part XIII Marine scientific research 
Part XIV Development and transfer of marine technology
Part XV Settlement of disputes
Parts XVI  General provisions
Part XVII  Final provisions
Annex I Highly migratory species
Annex II Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf
Annex III Basic conditions of prospecting, exploration and exploitation
Annex IV Statute of the enterprise
Annex V Conciliation
Annex VI Statute of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
Annex VII Arbitration
Annex VIII Special arbitration
Annex IX Participation by international organizations
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