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It’s international waters. What “government” are you referring to?
by Osiris 3y ago
It’s international waters. What “government” are you referring to?
- pohl 3y agoDoes the first sentence here help narrow it down? https://oceangate.com/about.html https://oceangate.com/about.html
- greiskul 3y agoAny ship needs to fly the flag of a country. They do so by registering with a country, following the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. By doing so, the ship has to follow the laws of the registered country. If a ship or submarine does not register to any country, I think most coast guards will assume it to be pirates or drug smugglers. And they will probably surrender and arrest anyone on board or sink you if it comes to that.
- mwint 3y agoYeah, and there will always be a country willing to let you do anything short of actual piracy under their flag, maybe for a fee. There’s no world government, thank goodness.
- yxhuvud 3y agoAssumedly the sale of the service didn't also happen on international waters.
- fasthands9 3y agoA cruise ship is on international water but there are still strict laws about what cruise ships can operate at US ports or can advertise to US consumers.