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PH Files Case vs China Before UNCLOS Tribunal; Ph challenges China's 9-dash claims in WPS at UN Tribunal
Topic Started: Jan 22 2013, 05:03 PM (50,557 Views)
Hong Nam
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International tribunal’s decision on West PHL Sea has a weight


Amid the position that if ever the international tribunal issues a decision regarding the West Philippine Sea China will not abide, Philippine government is confident the decision will “hold a weight.”

China’s National Institute for South China Sea Studies (NISCSS) president Wu Shicun said President Aquino is not acting enough to improve ties between Philippines and China.

“China will not follow or implement once the tribunal makes a final award in the case,” Wu iterated. He said Philippines must hold a bilateral talk with China instead of going to international tribunal.

Wu is also optimistic the two countries will regain healthy relationship after Aquino’s term on 2016.


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China expects better relationship with PHL after PNoy


China will not abide with the judgment of the international tribunal whether it will side with Philippines or not. National Institute for South China Sea Studies (NISCSS) president Wu Shicun told reporters that the maritime dispute is too sensitive and complicated.

Wu Shicun added the dispute will remain to be unresolved. “The only way to go forward is to put aside the South China Sea dispute.”

“We used to enjoy our good relationship, economically and politically. The Philippines is China’s bigger neighbor. In this regard, I am optimistic that maybe after 2016, China will enjoy better relationship that it enjoyed before,” Wu Shicun said. He noted that currently these two nations lack mutual trust.

According to him, President Aquino have done little to improve the ties between Philippines and China. He insisted that the only way to solve disputes is via bilateral talks.

In 2016, Philippine national elections will be held. It is expected that a new president will sit.


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.......enter the dark lord (cued to Darth Vader's march music)
Edited by ganymede09, Sep 26 2014, 10:14 AM.
LET'S RAISE OUR MIDDLE FINGERs TO THE MIDDLE KINGDOM.
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Will China buy off the next Philippine President?
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Sep 26 2014, 11:00 AM
Will China buy off the next Philippine President?
They definitely WILL if Binay wins!!! :headbang:
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Sep 26 2014, 03:29 PM
Taz_1
Sep 26 2014, 11:00 AM
Will China buy off the next Philippine President?
They definitely WILL if Binay wins!!! :headbang:
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Even bongbong marcos, contrary to the strongman image he wants to inherit from his late father favors appeasing este talking with the bully. Too daft to see right in front of him the headline news, Vietnam had been talking with fellow commie PROC for decades yet how many times had they been %$#%ed over. And they both believe things will get better with "heart to heart" negotiations?!!
LET'S RAISE OUR MIDDLE FINGERs TO THE MIDDLE KINGDOM.
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PH lawyer: We can 'demolish' China's arguments
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Dec 20, 2014


Beijing snubbed the December 15 deadline to respond to Manila's pleading. While foreign policy and legal experts expected this move, a series of events ahead of the deadline prompted a lively discussion:

1.) The US released a study questioning the legality of China's 9-dash line
2.) Vietnam on the same day filed a comment on the case
3.) China released a position paper detailing its arguments against arbitration

Here is Reichler's full statement on the Philippines-China arbitration case:

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There have been 3 significant developments in the last 15 days.

First, on December 5, the US State Department published a monograph in its Limits in the Seas series (no. 143) addressing China's maritime claims in the South China Sea (SCS). The study is extremely well done. It makes abundantly clear that China's so-called nine dash line is contrary to international law, and cannot constitute the definition of China's maritime entitlements in the SCS. There have been three significant developments in the last 15 days.

Those entitlements are based exclusively on the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which rejects the concept of "historic rights" in the high seas. In any event, according to the State Department study, China has failed to make out a case for "historic rights" even under pre-Convention customary international law. This is consistent with what the Philippines has argued in the arbitration.

Second, on December 7 or 8, China published a legal brief explaining why it believes the arbitral tribunal lacks jurisdiction over the Philippines'. This is a remarkable document, whose publication at approximately the same time as its Counter-Memorial was due, is hardly coincidental.

China obviously felt pressured to demonstrate to the international community - and the arbitral tribunal itself, to which China furnished a cop - that it is not an outlaw nation disrespectful of international law.

That said, China's arguments against jurisdiction can easily be refuted by the Philippines. In fact, China has made it easier for both the arbitral tribunal and the Philippines to do their jobs.

The arbitral tribunal will now be fully apprised of China's arguments on jurisdiction, instead of having to guess what they might have been. And the Philippines will now have concrete targets to aim at (and demolish) in future written and oral proceedings.

China has not attempted to defend the legality of the nine dash line. Instead, it has argued only that the arbitral tribunal lacks jurisdiction over the case.

China makes three arguments. Two of them - that the tribunal lacks jurisdiction to resolve territorial disputes, or to delimit maritime boundaries - are entirely irrelevant, because the Philippines has not asked the tribunal to resolve territorial disputes or delimit boundaries.

The other Chinese argument, that the Philippines somehow waived its right to initiate arbitration in 2013 by attempting to negotiate a diplomatic resolution to the dispute in 1995, is legally and factually untenable. The Philippines is confident the arbitral tribunal will find that it has jurisdiction over the case.

Finally, on December 8, Vietnam submitted a Statement of Interest to the arbitral tribunal, in which, in stating its own positions, it completely agreed with the Philippines both on the arbitral tribunal's jurisdiction over the Philippines' claims and the merits of those claims.

The tribunal has furnished the parties with copies of Vietnam's statement.



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Ruling on Phl maritime case vs China seen next year
https://ph.news.yahoo.com/ruling-phl-maritime-case-vs-160000779.html
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Of course the Nine-dash Liners will try to buy our next president, in fact some Presidentiables have already shown very clearly their fondness for Nine-Dash Liner, Like Binay already said that if he becomes president he will just set aside the questions of sovereignty. Bong-Bong Marcos also described China as Sensible and Reasonable if we sit down with them bilaterally. How is it possible to negotiate with China if they are convinced that their Sovereignty is Indisputable.

http://www.manilatimes.net/if-veep-jojo-binay-becomes-president/70436/

http://www.angmalaya.net/nation/2014/08/06/2861-bongbong-marcos-calls-for-ph-china-bilateral-talks-to-solve-maritime-dispute
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Dec 28 2014, 06:18 PM
Of course the Nine-dash Liners will try to buy our next president, in fact some Presidentiables have already shown very clearly their fondness for Nine-Dash Liner, Like Binay already said that if he becomes president he will just set aside the questions of sovereignty. Bong-Bong Marcos also described China as Sensible and Reasonable if we sit down with them bilaterally. How is it possible to negotiate with China if they are convinced that their Sovereignty is Indisputable.

http://www.manilatimes.net/if-veep-jojo-binay-becomes-president/70436/

http://www.angmalaya.net/nation/2014/08/06/2861-bongbong-marcos-calls-for-ph-china-bilateral-talks-to-solve-maritime-dispute
China must be paying them big to become quislings. Ilocos Norte coast does face China and smuggling is easy.
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