The Corfu Channel case, [1949] ICJ Reports 22.
Art. 15(2) of CTS 1958. Noticeably, another duty of the coastal State as held by the ICJ
in the same case, namely, "not to allow knowingly its territory to be used for acts
contrary to the rights of other States", was not taken in by CTS 1958.
"The coastal State shall give appropriate publicity to any danger to navigation ..."
(emphasis added), art. 24(2) UNCLOS.
Hasselmann, Freiheit der Handelsschiffahrt (1987), 284.
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and its special agencies like the IMO, which keeps the most direct and effective
contact with the shipping authorities of States