According to the Philippine Foreign Minister Manaro, the South China Sea Arbitration Case has become part of the international law. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterated that China does not accept or recognize the South China Sea arbitration ruling.
The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Wang Wenbin said on Wednesday (July 12) at a regular press conference that China's position on the issue of the South China Sea Arbitration Case is consistent, clear, and firm.It was issued on July 12, 2016, saying that the arbitral tribunal violated the principle of national consent and tried over power. It was illegal and ineffective in violation of the United Nations Convention on Marine Law."China does not accept, does not recognize the ruling, and does not accept any claims and actions based on the ruling."
Wang Wenbin said that China's sovereignty and rights in the South China Sea are formed in long -term historical practice.With historical and legal basis, it is not affected by the arbitration decision under any circumstances.
He said that the South China Sea arbitration award was questioned by the international community. Many international legal experts and scholars, including the former Dean of the International Court and the former judge of the International Ocean Law Court, wrote that the ruling was falsely falsely, andSome people also publicly pointed out the illegality and error of the ruling."China has a support and understanding of more than 100 countries on the position of not accepting and recognizing the ruling."
Wang Wenbin said that China and the Asian Dimetry are fully implemented in the South China Sea.The guidelines were negotiated, and all parties agreed to deal with the South China Sea issue in accordance with the two -track thinking, that is, the direct offshore disputes through the dialogue and negotiation of the country directly to the sea and the Asian dimensions of the country to maintain the peace and stability of the South China Sea.China has advised relevant parties to continue to properly handle the control of maritime differences through dialogue and negotiation, and jointly maintain the peace and stability of the South China Sea with regional countries.
In 2016, the Hague Arbitration Tribunal determined that China had no legal basis for the sovereignty of the South China Sea with the "nine sections".Beijing's lawsuit does not participate or accept it from beginning to end.
Wednesday is the seventh anniversary of the above ruling. The sovereignty disputes of China, the Philippines, Vietnam and other countries in the South China Sea continue to heat up.Manaro said the arbitration award has become part of the international law, and the Philippine sea patrol team will also strengthen patrols and expel Chinese militia ships.
The Philippines fingered on Wednesday. When the two coastal guards were escorted on June 30, when the Second Thomas Shoal (China is called Renai Reef), the two hulls are obviously larger in China Police.The boat continues to follow, harass and obstruct.
