
Explainer: Why China Rejects the South China Sea Arbitration Award
China rejects the 2016 South China Sea arbitration award, calling it illegal and out of scope under UNCLOS, and pushes for negotiation-based dispute resolution.
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China rejects the 2016 South China Sea arbitration award, calling it illegal and out of scope under UNCLOS, and pushes for negotiation-based dispute resolution.
Manila leverages UNCLOS to advance its interests in disputed waters, while the Chinese mainland dismisses the arbitral ruling as politically motivated.
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