BEIJING -- On July 12, the Ad Hoc South China Sea Arbitration Court set up by The Hague-based Permanent Court of Arbitration as unilaterally initiated by the Philippines is expected to announce its decision. The Chinese government has once again expressed its firm position of non-recognition and non-acceptance of any decision by that court, emphasizing that "the Ad Hoc Court has no jurisdiction whatsoever over this case and other related issues and therefore it should not proceed with arbitratio...
The Truth Behind the Philippines' Case on the South China Sea
The Huffington Post - 12 Jul 2016 06:47
BEIJING -- On July 12, the Ad Hoc South China Sea Arbitration Court set up by The Hague-based Permanent Court of Arbitration as unilaterally initiated by the Philippines is expected to announce its decision. The Chinese government has once again expressed its firm position of non-recognition and non-acceptance of any decision by that court, emphasizing that "the Ad Hoc Court has no jurisdiction whatsoever over this case and other related issues and therefore it should not proceed with arbitratio...
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