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UNCLOS

Protecting our archipelago from illegal fishing
Academia 1 year ago

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Protecting our archipelago from illegal fishing

Indonesian waters are still prone to illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing by both foreign and domestic vessels
What Beijing’s new claims over a disputed coral reef mean
Academia 1 year ago

What Beijing’s new claims over a disputed coral reef mean

As the tensions continue to worsen, there is an ever-increasing risk of an at-sea conflict between Beijing and Manila.
Indonesia has not surrendered sovereign rights in the North Natuna Sea
Academia 1 year ago

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Indonesia has not surrendered sovereign rights in the North Natuna Sea

What Indonesia and China have agreed on is a common understanding on joint development in areas of overlapping claims, which could mean a lot of things.
Prabowo’s great power politics pivot takes center stage
Academia 1 year ago

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Prabowo’s great power politics pivot takes center stage

The decision to pursue “joint development” in disputed areas signals a prioritization of diplomatic negotiation over assertive defense of sovereign rights under international law.
First impressions matter
Editorial 1 year ago

First impressions matter

Indonesia must vigilantly safeguard its sovereign rights in the North Natuna Sea and ensure that such statements are not misconstrued as a shift toward accommodating China’s expansive claims.
Prabowo government’s strategies for fencing Indonesia’s ocean
Academia 1 year ago

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Prabowo government’s strategies for fencing Indonesia’s ocean

Settling maritime boundaries must be a priority for Indonesia in order to strengthen and maintain its sovereignty and sovereign rights.
Prabowo, Xi reunion
Editorial 1 year ago

Prabowo, Xi reunion

While continuation of the economic cooperation should top Prabowo’s agenda in Beijing, he can raise his concern about the latest situation in the North Natuna waters. 
Helping the abandoned Rohingya
Editorial 2 years ago

Helping the abandoned Rohingya

As a signatory to the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and other international laws, Indonesia is obliged to rescue people in distress at sea, including Rohingya, and help them to the nearest place of safety.
Indonesia to ratify treaty protecting marine biodiversity beyond borders
Society 2 years ago

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Indonesia to ratify treaty protecting marine biodiversity beyond borders

Indonesia is gearing up to ratify an international agreement pertaining to marine biodiversity outside national borders amid efforts to conserve the country’s potentially huge maritime economic resources.
Protecting marine biological diversity in the South China Sea
Academia 2 years ago

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Protecting marine biological diversity in the South China Sea

It remains unclear whether the biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction agreement can be effectively enforced in disputed waters, such as the South China Sea.
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