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CHINA'S APPROACH TO FREEDOM OF NAVIGATION: NO SAIL ZONES

Introduction Torturous negotiations, involving much bargaining and several compromises, characterised the multiple sessions of the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea.  Although the Conference eventually succeeded in formulating…
CHINA AND FREEDOM OF NAVIGATION IN SOUTH CHINA SEA: THE CONTEXT OF INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL’S VERDICTImage Credits: Permanent Court of Arbitration

CHINA AND FREEDOM OF NAVIGATION IN SOUTH CHINA SEA: THE CONTEXT OF INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL’S VERDICT 

On 12 July 2016, the Tribunal constituted at the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) at The Hague under Annex VII of the United Nations Convention on Law of the Sea, 1982 (UNCLOS) issued its decision in the arbitration instituted by the Philippines…
THE SOUTH CHINA SEA ADJUDICATION AND THE FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATIONImage Credits: Permanent Court of Arbitration

THE SOUTH CHINA SEA ADJUDICATION AND THE FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION

The India International Centre at Delhi – considered the hub of cultural and intellectual activity in the capital city, was witness to a unique event on the afternoon of 17 May 16. Organised by the Chinese Embassy in Delhi, the ‘public lecture’…
STRENGTHENING OCEAN GOVERNANCE: MARINE GENETIC RESOURCES (MGR) IN AREAS BEYOND NATIONAL JURISDICTION (ABNJ)Image Credits: Partnership for Regional Ocean Governance

STRENGTHENING OCEAN GOVERNANCE: MARINE GENETIC RESOURCES (MGR) IN AREAS BEYOND NATIONAL JURISDICTION (ABNJ)

The 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Seas provides the legal framework for governance of the oceans and the seas within which, all activities must be carried out. Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction (ABNJ), are those areas of the oceans for…
SIX STEPS TO COMBATTING IUU FISHINGImage Credits: Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty

SIX STEPS TO COMBATTING IUU FISHING

The  2014  Global  Ocean  Commission  report  From  Decline  to  Recovery:  A  Rescue Package  for  the  Global  Ocean  has  likened  the  high  seas  to  a  ‘failed  State’  where ‘lawlessness  verging  on  anarchy’…
South China Sea Reclamations: China Makes ‘Public Goods’ ArgumentImage Credit- Business standard

SOUTH CHINA SEA RECLAMATIONS: CHINA MAKES ‘PUBLIC GOODS’ ARGUMENT

Earlier  this  month,  during  the  ASEAN  Regional  Forum  (ARF)  and  Foreign  Ministers’ Meetings  of  the  East  Asia  Summit  (EAS)  meetings  in  Kuala  Lumpur,  Malaysia,  the Chinese Foreign  Minister Wang …

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