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  1. Tensions in the South China Sea are causing actions in disputed waters that violate international law, threatening freedom of navigation and causing global commodity price spikes.
  2. China is involved in a dispute over alleged illegal fishing practices and bilateral dialogue regarding shared maritime resource management.

Advocates are calling for sanctions against China's distant-water fishing fleet.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 7
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Advocates are calling for sanctions against China's distant-water fishing fleet.

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