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China's Claim To The Traditional Fishing Ground Oversouth China Sea

Intan Novia Putri, - and Enny Narwati, - (2020) China's Claim To The Traditional Fishing Ground Oversouth China Sea. PalArch's Journal of Archaelogy of Egypt/Egyptology, 17 (4). pp. 2499-2507. ISSN 1567-214X

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Abstract

Introduction: The phenomenon of Chinese fishermen who arrested by Indonesian Maritime and Fisheries Ministry patrol boat in Natuna waters, Riau Islands becomes a major topic. On the one hand, the People’s Republic of China must set aside its unique intention to dominate much of the South China Sea as a traditional fishing ground, even though the area used as a fishing ground is an Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of Indonesia. Objectives: The aim of this study is to explain the determination of the EEZ boundaries in accordance with the rights and obligations of a country facing or coincide, and explain the traditional claims of fishing ground by China against the South China Sea. Methods:The method used in this research is qualitative. The data is taken from the perspective of normative law research with a statutory and conceptual approach.Results: The results of the study revealed that the rights and obligations of the countries owning the Exclusive Economic Zone while the traditional fishing ground claims against the South China Sea, including a part of the Natuna island from the perspective of international maritime law, in this case the United Nations Convention On The Law Of The Sea 1982, cannot be justified. Apart from the fact that there is no traditional fishing ground in UNCLO 1982, fishing in the waters of the Exclusive Economic Zone of a country must be based on the permission of the owner of the Exclusive Economic Zone. Conclusion: China’s claim to the traditional fishing ground over South China sea is valued by the rights and obligations of the state that owns the EEZ does not have an international sea law basis, namely traditional fishing right

Item Type:

Article

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Exclusive Economic Zone, traditional fishing ground, traditional fishing right.

Subjects:

K Law
K Law > K Law (General)

Divisions:

03. Fakultas Hukum > Hukum Internasional

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