UNCLOS
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Statement on China’s Request to Survey Benham Rise
Benham Rise, China, extended continental shelf, International Law, Justice Antonio T. Carpio, Maritime Rights, Philippine resources, Philippine Sovereignty, Territorial Integrity, UNCLOSJustice Antonio T. Carpio issues a statement regarding China’s request to survey Benham Rise, stressing the importance of upholding Philippine sovereignty and the country’s rights over its extended continental shelf under international law.
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Never Give Up Honor, Sovereignty and Sovereign Rights
honor, International Law, Justice Antonio T. Carpio, National Security, Philippine Sovereignty, Rule of Law, Sovereignty, U.P. Alumni Homecoming, UNCLOS, West Philippine SeaJustice Antonio T. Carpio’s remarks at the 2017 U.P. Alumni Homecoming emphasize the importance of honor and sovereignty, particularly in defending the Philippines’ sovereign rights in the West Philippine Sea. He underscores the role of the Rule of Law in preserving national integrity.
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The Framework Code of Conduct, One Year After the Arbitration
ADR Institute, Arbitration ruling, Framework Code of Conduct, International Law, Justice Antonio T. Carpio, Maritime Security, Philippines-China relations, South China Sea, Territorial Disputes, UNCLOSJustice Antonio T. Carpio reflects on the Framework Code of Conduct one year after the arbitration ruling, addressing its role in managing South China Sea disputes. Delivered at the ADR Institute on 12 July 2017.
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Implications of Chinese Activities in the South China Sea and Benham Rise
ASEAN, Benham Rise, Chinese Activities, Environmental Impact, Exclusive Economic Zone, International Relations, Maritime Boundaries, Maritime Security, Philippine Sovereignty, Philippines, South China Sea, Strategic Waters, Territorial Disputes, UNCLOSExplore the geopolitical, economic, and legal implications of China’s activities in the South China Sea and Benham Rise. This comprehensive analysis delves into historical expansion, the nine-dash line claim, military buildup, and key UNCLOS rulings, highlighting the significance of these regions for global trade, natural resources, and international law.
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Philippine Sovereign Rights and Jurisdiction in the West Philippine Sea
Arbitration ruling, International Law, Justice Antonio Carpio, Marine Resources, Maritime Security, Philippine Sovereign Rights, South China Sea disputes, UNCLOS, West Philippine SeaRemarks by Amb. Albert del Rosario at the e-book launch of “Philippine Sovereign Rights and Jurisdiction in the West Philippine Sea,” highlighting the Philippines’ stance on maritime rights and the importance of international law in protecting sovereign interests.
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Arbitral Award: Philippines v. China
Arbitral Award, China, International Court of Arbitration, International Law, International Relations, Maritime Disputes, Maritime Rights, Philippines, Philippines v. China, South China Sea, South China Sea Ruling, Territorial Sovereignty, UNCLOS, West Philippine SeaJustice Antonio Carpio’s series of lectures highlights the Philippines’ victory in the 2016 arbitral ruling against China’s claims in the South China Sea. The lectures discuss the legal significance, implications for Philippine sovereignty, and the international community’s support.
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Julio S. Amador: Foreign policy likely to dominate Philippine presidential race
Foreign policy, while not usually an electoral issue in the Philippines, now looms large in the country’s politics. All five aspiring candidates for the May 9 presidential election have stressed their determination to improve the country’s international relations. There are some immediate challenges: A forthcoming ruling on the Philippines’ territorial dispute with China in the […]
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South China Sea Dispute Looms Over Philippine Elections
Candidates struggle to balance tough stance on sovereignty with desire to mend ties with China MANILA—China’s growing assertiveness in the South China Sea is putting Philippine presidential candidates in a tricky situation, as they struggle to balance tough talk on national sovereignty with a desire to improve ties and boost trade with their country’s powerful […]
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Who wins
Sunday’s first presidential debate held in Cagayan de Oro City trended online in the country and the world, and for good reason. It was that rare event—the last televised debate was 24 years ago—when all candidates gathered on stage, abiding by the same rules and limiting their supposedly elaborate platforms to just a few minutes […]
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China: Rejection of the Philippines’ arbitration ‘in line with law’
Arbitration, Artificial Islands, China, History, ICJ, Lecture, Maps, Philippines, Reclamation, South China Sea Dispute, Spratlys, UNCLOS, USAForeign Minister Wang Yi says China’s rejection of arbitration filed by the Philippines over terroritorial claims, is in line with the law. His remarks came after talks with his Australian counterpart Julie Bishop in Beijing on Wednesday, as Australia called for a resolution to the South China Sea disputes through peaceful means, including arbitration. “China […]