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Conventions, Norms and Claims – The Legal Authority for Australian Forces to Interdict Foreign Flag Vessels on the High Seas under the Proliferation Security Initiative

With the interception, and subsequent release, of the North Korean vessel So San and its cargo of missile weaponry en route from North Korea to Yemen, gaps in the international community’s ability to address the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction became apparent to states concerned with the effect such proliferation will have on their own security and that of the broader international community. In response to this perceived gap, President George W. Bush announced on 31 May 2003, during a speech in Krakow, Poland, the Proliferation Security Initiative.