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Palace denies Beijing law killed hope for South China Sea code of conduct:news.abs-cbn.com/news/02/01/21/ via

I AM NOT LISTENING TO HARRY ROQUE. LOVE THE GUY BUT HE'S NOT COMPETENT IN THIS FIELD. WE DO NOT GO BACK TO The Hague. WE MIGHT LOSE WHAT WE WON. HARRY, LAY OFF.

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Palace denies Beijing law killed hope for South China Sea code of conduct

MANILA - Malacañang does not believe that China’s passage of a controversial law that allows its Coast Guard to use armed force against foreign vessels has killed any hope to have a binding code of...

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Expert daw s'ya sa international law, he said.

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ReINa Hasmin #DapatSiLeni 

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we might lost the case we won which was lodged in the first place dahil we lost our islands to the Chinese and The Hague called them rocks jutting on the waters - meanwhile, Philippines sold to China our Zambales soil so they can expand what they grabbed from us.True Pinoy class?

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China has passed a law that for the first time explicitly allows its coast guard to fire on foreign vessels, a move that could make the contested South Philippine Sea & nearby waters hostile. Making code of conduct in #SouthChinaSea dead through passage of Coast Guard Law.