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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.

China is involved in a dispute over alleged illegal fishing practices and bilateral dialogue regarding shared maritime resource management.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 26
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China is involved in a dispute over alleged illegal fishing practices and bilateral dialogue regarding shared maritime resource management.

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  1. Advocates are calling for sanctions against China's distant-water fishing fleet.Sub-event
  2. Investigative series by Mongabay uncovered illegal practices involving Dalian Ocean Fishing.Sub-event
  3. China engages in dialogue and faces disputes over illegal fishing in shared maritime waters.1 source

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