A more thorough explanation:

Jus Navigandi

Jus Navigandi is a Latin term used in civil law that refers to the right of navigation or the right of commerce by sea.

One example of jus navigandi is the right of a country to use its territorial waters for commercial purposes, such as fishing or shipping goods. Another example is the right of a ship to pass through international waters without being stopped or searched.

These examples illustrate how jus navigandi is a legal concept that protects the rights of individuals and countries to engage in commerce and travel by sea.