nnected to submarine cables and pipelines, are disproportionately impacted when cable or pipeline damage occurs. For example, developing States that are less connected to submarine
They warned that individuals, construction companies, or government contractors who damage fibre optic infrastructure would be made to face prosecution and applicable sanctions as provided under
To address this, NATO states should adopt or amend domestic laws to allow for negligent or willful damage to undersea cables, and advocate for an amendment to UNCLOS Article
NSCDC warns contractors damaging fibre-optic cables in Abuja will face arrest and prosecution over threats to national infrastructure.
The protection of submarine cables was made the subject of an international convention between the United States and Germany, Argentine Confederation, Austria-Hungary, Belgium, Brazil, Costa Rica,
Strict liability for damage to cables and pipelines, regardless of fault. Compulsory insurance requirements for vessels operating in areas with undersea infrastructure.
The Kano command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has warned contractors against tampering with fibre-optic cables during excavation and construction works.
In April 2022, vandals damaged several cable landing sites in France, cutting multiple cables, disrupting and degrading services in several parts of France. French telecom industry representatives
Agency (PUPR) is crucial in addressing fiber optic operator negligence to ensure prompt resolution. Dwi Utari''s research identified several crucial issues in fiber optic installations in road
Beyond fibre-optic cables, the Command reiterated zero tolerance against vandalism, sabotage or unlawful interference with any critical national assets and infrastructure, including power
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