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International response to the South China Sea fishing ban by end of 2024
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Support for Philippines • 25%
Neutral or no response • 25%
Support for China • 25%
Divided responses among international actors • 25%
Public statements or resolutions from the UN or other international bodies
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Philippines Protests China's Unilateral Annual Fishing Ban in South China Sea
May 27, 2024, 07:42 AM
The Philippines' Foreign Ministry has formally protested China's unilateral imposition of a four-month long fishing ban in the South China Sea. The ban, which the Philippines claims violates its sovereignty, has raised tensions in the region. The ministry has called on China to cease and desist from what it describes as 'illegal actions' within the Philippines' maritime zones. The protest was lodged on Monday and pertains to China's annual fishing ban.
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Support for Philippines • 25%
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Escalation involving other nations • 25%
Sanctions against China • 25%
Sanctions against Philippines • 25%
Diplomatic mediation • 25%
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Sanctions on China • 33%
Sanctions on Philippines • 33%
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Public support for the Philippines • 25%
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Neutral observance by most nations • 34%
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UN mediation offered • 34%
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Formal protests • 33%
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No response • 25%
Condemnation without action • 25%
Economic sanctions • 25%
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