Consular Relations Act 1968
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6 Detention on board ship for disciplinary offences.
Her Majesty may by Order in Council designate any State for the purposes of this section; and where a State is so designated, a member of the crew of a ship belonging to that State who is detained in custody on board for a disciplinary offence shall not be deemed to be unlawfully detained unless— (a) his detention is unlawful under the laws of that State or the conditions of detention are inhumane or unjustifiably severe; or (b) there is reasonable cause for believing that his life or liberty will be endangered for reasons of race, nationality, political opinion or religion, in any country to which the ship is likely to go.
6 Detention on board ship for disciplinary offences.
Her Majesty may by Order in Council designate any State for the purposes of this section; and where a State is so designated, a member of the crew of a ship belonging to that State who is detained in custody on board for a disciplinary offence shall not be deemed to be unlawfully detained unless— (a) his detention is unlawful under the laws of that State or the conditions of detention are inhumane or unjustifiably severe; or (b) there is reasonable cause for believing that his life or liberty will be endangered for reasons of race, nationality, political opinion or religion, in any country to which the ship is likely to go.
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