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Mermaid Marine Dispute Mermaid Marine Dispute Maritime Union delegates and workers have staged a protest in the Pilbara town of Dampier over a pay dispute with Mermaid Marine. The Maritime ... Rated: 5     Duration: 102 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Wed, 20 Jul 2011 18:28:32 PDT	Vietnamese protest over MARITIME DISPUTE with China Vietnamese protest over MARITIME DISPUTE with China Dozens of Vietnamese have protested peacefully outside the Chinese embassy in Hanoi for the second weekend in a row, as tensions rise between the ... Rated: 3.7272727     Duration: 23 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Mon, 13 Jun 2011 04:11:38 PDT	Vietnameses protested outside the Chinese embassy over MARITIME DISPUTE in Hanoi, Vietnam Vietnameses protested outside the Chinese embassy over MARITIME DISPUTE in Hanoi, Vietnam Vietnamese protest over Maritime dispute with China outside the Chinese embassy in Hanoi for the second weekend in a row on Sunday (June 12-2011 ... Rated: 5     Duration: 50 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Thu, 14 Jul 2011 15:16:29 PDT	Maritime borders dispute between Lebanon and Israel - PressTV 110712 Maritime borders dispute between Lebanon and Israel - PressTV 110712 presstv.com Ali Rizk, Press TV, Beirut This time it is the maritime borders which are the issue of dispute between Lebanon and Israel. The Israeli ... Rated: 5     Duration: 141 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Mon, 11 Jul 2011 21:04:02 PDT
Chinese vessel blocked from intruding into Vietnams water Chinese vessel blocked from intruding into Vietnams water at the time. So many clashes in a row reveal a long-term maritime conflict between the two former Communism brothers in East Asia. ... China ... Rated: 4.6981134     Duration: 378 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Mon, 07 Nov 2011 02:03:23 PST	"Sounds of Cannons" Warning on South China Sea Dispute "Sounds of Cannons" Warning on South China Sea Dispute For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ me.lt Just two weeks ago, the Chinese regime signed a ... Rated: 5     Duration: 116 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Wed, 26 Oct 2011 12:20:42 PDT	Bolivias Maritime Access Dispute Bolivias Maritime Access Dispute Bolivia's government interprets as a step, the discussion at the OAS General Assembly, about the fight over 132 years for a maritime access ... Rated: -1     Duration: 120 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Sun, 12 Jun 2011 16:22:45 PDT	Asian Neighbors Wary of Chinese Regime as Maritime Clashes Worsen Asian Neighbors Wary of Chinese Regime as Maritime Clashes Worsen For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ facebook.com Over the past year, the Chinese regime has ... Rated: 4.0588236     Duration: 125 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Tue, 14 Jun 2011 13:41:35 PDT
Vietnam to hold live-fire drill as China rift grows (11 Jun 2011) Vietnam to hold live-fire drill as China rift grows (11 Jun 2011) live-fire naval drill next week in the South China Sea as an escalating Maritime dispute fuels tensions with Beijing. Relations between China and ... Rated: 5     Duration: 77 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Mon, 13 Jun 2011 11:26:00 PDT	Penny Flame : The South China Seas disputed maritime borders... South China Sea Penny Flame : The South China Seas disputed maritime borders... South China Sea +886 9 2817 8387 +886-4-23553368 edu.service@msa.hinet.net EverDependUp Co., Ltd. /Chen En Ji www.everdependup.com http ISO9001:2000 Approved!! NO ... Rated: -1     Duration: 88 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Sun, 13 Nov 2011 00:34:45 PST	Vietnamese Protest Against Chinas Invasion of Vietnam, 2011 Vietnamese Protest Against Chinas Invasion of Vietnam, 2011 china sea conflict embassy invasion protest bieu tinh quan xam luoc trung quoc tau cong viet nam que huong ngao nghe vc csvn ho chi minh shaped ... Rated: 3.6666667     Duration: 412 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Thu, 21 Jul 2011 20:35:54 PDT	Philippine (Spratlys) Kalayaan isLand Dispute-Boycott.wmv Philippine (Spratlys) Kalayaan isLand Dispute-Boycott.wmv GMANEWSTV Philippines philippine kalayaan (spratlys) islands-dispute/boycott china made products. Rated: 5     Duration: 891 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Mon, 13 Jun 2011 23:58:53 PDT
Vietnam ship dashed against China maritime surveillance vessel in South China Sea a few collisions Vietnam ship dashed against China maritime surveillance vessel in South China Sea a few collisions The footage was taken by a Vietnam sailor. Rated: 5     Duration: 224 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Mon, 07 Nov 2011 15:25:44 PST	Vietnam ship dashed against China maritime surveillance vessel in South China Sea a few collisions Vietnam ship dashed against China maritime surveillance vessel in South China Sea a few collisions The footage was taken by a Vietnam sailor. Rated: 4     Duration: 385 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Mon, 07 Nov 2011 15:19:01 PST	Philippines to send navy ship to disputed waters - Primetime Asia friday (17 Jun 2011) Philippines to send navy ship to disputed waters - Primetime Asia friday (17 Jun 2011) Philippines to send navy ship to disputed waters Posted: 17 June 2011 1622 hrs MANILA - The Philippines said Friday it would send its ageing navy ... Rated: 4.4285712     Duration: 25 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Fri, 17 Jun 2011 10:51:13 PDT	Muslim-Buddhist War of Bangladesh and Myanmar Clip 2 -- Population factor -- Shwe Lu Maung Muslim-Buddhist War of Bangladesh and Myanmar Clip 2 -- Population factor -- Shwe Lu Maung -Myanmar border. The population factor is discussed here. ... "Muslim-Buddhist War" Bangladesh Myanmar "Shwe Lu Maung" ... Rated: 5     Duration: 351 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Fri, 10 Jun 2011 18:13:35 PDT
Vietnamese Protest Chinas Expansion in South China Sea Vietnamese Protest Chinas Expansion in South China Sea neighbouring countries." China and Vietnam pledged on Sunday to resolve their Maritime dispute through peaceful negotiations. Some see this ... Rated: 3.8     Duration: 140 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Mon, 27 Jun 2011 03:53:26 PDT	News Update: Japan & China End MARITIME DISPUTE News Update: Japan & China End MARITIME DISPUTE Japanese and Chinese officials put an end to a raging dispute between the two Asian super-powers Tuesday over a maritime disagreement, reports The ... Rated: -1     Duration: 29 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Tue, 05 Oct 2010 11:44:38 PDT	Vietnamese Authorities Allow Second Anti-China Protest in Hanoi Vietnamese Authorities Allow Second Anti-China Protest in Hanoi China Sea. China and Vietnam have clashed in recent weeks over ongoing Maritime disputes in the South China Sea. Vietnamese authorities complained ... Rated: 3.6666667     Duration: 130 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Mon, 13 Jun 2011 13:29:44 PDT	Filipinos Call for Peaceful Resolution to South China Sea Dispute Filipinos Call for Peaceful Resolution to South China Sea Dispute For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Follow us on Facebook ☛ facebook.com Filipinos have taken to the streets to ... Rated: 5     Duration: 107 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Wed, 29 Jun 2011 11:58:01 PDT
China Warns USA - Dispute In S China Sea - 11 Chinese Warships Ship Out China Warns USA - Dispute In S China Sea - 11 Chinese Warships Ship Out China Warns USA - Dispute In S China Sea - 11 Chinese Warships Ship Out Uploaded from: www.youtube.com Article: news.yahoo.com TOKYO -- Japan' ... Rated: 4.7419353     Duration: 146 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Thu, 23 Jun 2011 18:41:22 PDT	Sudden outbreak of military conflict over South China Sea [ChinaForbiddenNews] Sudden outbreak of military conflict over South China Sea [ChinaForbiddenNews] A renewal of the tense situation recently escalated in the South China Sea region. Territorial disputes between neighboring countries still ... Rated: 5     Duration: 255 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Fri, 11 Nov 2011 23:56:51 PST	Wage dispute leads to maritime strikes Wage dispute leads to maritime strikes Workers at Fremantle port in Perth are planning to join national industrial action after talks to resolve pay disputes broke down. Rated: -1     Duration: 48 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Thu, 07 Apr 2011 21:49:51 PDT	Military Conflict Outbreak Over South China Sea? Military Conflict Outbreak Over South China Sea? Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com A renewal of the tense situation recently escalated in the South China Sea ... Rated: -1     Duration: 255 seconds     Video type: YouTube     Hosted by: www.youtube.com on Fri, 11 Nov 2011 21:02:43 PST
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Rival Claims to Sea Territory Made by Israel and Lebanon

JERUSALEM -- Israel is to submit a claim to the United Nations in the next few days demarcating its maritime boundary with Lebanon, officials here said Sunday, amid a dispute between the countries over an area of the Mediterranean Sea that is potentially rich with energy resources. The Israeli cabinet approved a map of the Israeli-proposed line on - By ISABEL KERSHNER

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Who wins in a war between China and Japan?

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/world/anti-japan-protesters-rally-in-china-over-boat-dispute/story-e6frf7lf-1225926016533 WAVING banners and chanting anti-Japanese slogans, protesters staged rallies in China to voice anger over the arrest of a Chinese trawler captain that sparked a major diplomatic dispute. "Down with little Japan," "free our captain" and "remember Sept. 18," demonstrators shouted in Beijing as sirens rang out to commemorate the highly-sensitive anniversary of Japans invasion of Manchuria in 1931. Beijing is furious about the seizure of a Chinese fishing boat near a disputed island chain in the East China Sea and the subsequent arrest of the captain. Tokyo claims the man intentionally rammed two Japanese coastguard vessels during a high seas chase Sept. 7. The incident sparked the worst tensions between the Asian neighbors in years, with Beijing summoning Tokyos ambassador five times in a week and scrapping scheduled talks over joint energy exploration in the East China Sea. Start of sidebar. Skip to end of sidebar. End of sidebar. Return to start of sidebar. The uninhabited islands - called Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, and also claimed by Taiwan - lie in an area with rich fishing grounds that is also believed to contain oil and gas deposits. Tokyo warned its citizens in China to remain vigilant to ensure their safety in the event of any backlash over the dispute. More than 100 demonstrators rallied near Japans embassy in Beijing, and a group also stopped outside the Chinese foreign ministry, where they chanted "down with the traitors to the motherland" and urged China to "retake the Diaoyu islands." In Shanghai, around 20 demonstrators gathered near the Japanese consulate and several were arrested, according to an eyewitness. Other protesters tried unsuccessfully to block the police car taking them away. Sirens wailed in several cities to mark the anniversary of Japans occupation of a swathe of northern China, which began with an assault on the city of Shenyang 79 years ago. The atrocities committed by Japanese forces cast a long shadow over relations between the two economic powerhouses, with frequent calls on Tokyo to apologize. About 70 protesters marched through central Hong Kong toward the Japanese consulate, chanting for the return of the ships captain and the disputed island chain. "The Diaoyu islands are Chinese territory, but theyre under the control of the Japanese government," said Derek Lien, 24. "We want the ships captain returned and an apology." Albert Ho, chairman of Hong Kongs Democratic Party, called on Tokyo to "tender an unqualified written apology" over the maritime incident and "immediately return the Diaoyu islands to our country." "We want to let the Japanese understand the feelings of our nation," he said. Protesters held Chinese flags and waved banners with slogans such as "Chinese people cant be put down by the Japanese government," while Ho called for "reasonable compensation for war crimes" committed during the Manchurian invasion. * Increase Text Size * Decrease Text Size * Print
Answer: As the person above state, Japan because we would side with them. But if we were not in the mix. China. but not by the vast margin every one is stated. A few things to understand. #1. The Chinese Navy. Wile having allot more ships and some subs, Is still not as good as the Japanese one, In the terms of surface ships. And a navy can easy be countered by a air force, So wile i am still giving a naval confrontation to the Chinese, It would be painful for them. #2. You can't cut Japanese Life Line just by sinking shipping. Because now a days you can Fly Supply in much quicker then by sea. Its less officiant but hay. #3. On the land China wins hands down, wile Japan wile likely win at a 1 to 2 rate or so that's still no real contest. The thing is that China has to get people to Japan, and that takes boats and air plains. #4. And that brings us to the real point, Japanese air power is pretty damn impressive. And not really THAT outnumbered here. So we are talking about a extreamly painful win here for the Chinese, And most likly the loss of allot of ground troops as well. So my answer is China, But the thing is, I think it would be so painful that its really not worth it. Also one should consider that wile there is no love lost between south Korea and japan, its very likely they would be involved as well. _ But the person on here that stated as much is right, this is a very small matter, china is just crying foul on this one for leverage. Just think about it this way, if China attacks Japan, the U.S. WILL STOP trading with them. And BAM. There goes there entire economy.
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Is it possible North Korea fired a warning shot...and missed?

Recently a South Korean navy ship was sunk near the disputed maritime border between North and South. Navy CSI has reportedly confirmed that it was sunk by an indirect hit by a torpedo. All signs point to an attack from a DPRK (North Korean) sub. Yet, if it was a deliberate attack, they have been uncharacteristically quiet about it, especially considering their bombastic stance after two ships traded fire in the same region last year. There are only a few possibilities in this scenario. 1) They sank the ship deliberately and with prior approval by the state. This doesnt seem likely though. This would make it a clear act of war, and it seems odd that they would deliberately provoke a war and then pretend it didnt happen. 2) It was deliberately sunk by a DPRK warship without prior approval by the state. 3) It was inadvertently sunk by a DPRK warship. That is to say the torpedo was meant to explode far enough away from the ship to be provocative, but not close enough to destroy the ship. In other words it was a warning shot that missed. This might be possible, considering the ship was destroyed by a torpedo which detonated some distance from the ship. My question then is this; considering the nature of military ordinance, is the third scenario even possible? Are torpedoes meant to be detonated at distance, or does is fact that it was suggestive of a miscalculated warning shot?
Answer: No, torpedoes are designed to detonate at a lethal distance from their target, they can't be "set" to explode at a safe distance as a "warning shot." It is entirely possible though that the torpedo was accidentally fired, either by human error or a mechanical malfunction. It also may have been inadvertently fired by a South Korean vessel, something they would be a little leery about admitting to say the least. Comes right down to it, the public may never know what actually happened, everyone involved has good reason to lie.
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Secret Desert Force Set Up By Blackwaters Founder

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates -- Late one night last November, a plane carrying dozens of Colombian men touched down in this glittering seaside capital. Whisked through customs by an Emirati intelligence officer, the group boarded an unmarked bus and drove roughly 20 miles to a windswept military complex in the desert sand. The Colombians had - By MARK MAZZETTI and EMILY B. HAGER; Mark Mazzetti reported from Abu Dhabi and Washington, and Emily B. Hager from New York. Jenny Carolina González and Simon Romero contributed reporting from Bogotá, Colombia. Kitty Bennett contributed research from Washington.

Case concerning Territorial and MARITIME DISPUTE between ...

Case concerning Territorial and Maritime dispute between. Nicaragua and Honduras in the Caribbean Sea (Nicaragua v. Honduras). Martin Pratt. 1 ...

MARITIME DISPUTEs

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Seoung-Yong Hong has served as the President of Inha University, Incheon, Korea, since 2002. His credentials as an expert on the law of the sea include having served ...

Maritime Arbitration Association of the United States | MAA ...

The Maritime Arbitration Association of the United States (MAA) is the national organization of the maritime community for alternative dispute resolution.

Suriname-Guyana Maritime and Territorial Disputes:

SURINAME-GUYANA MARITIME AND TERRITORIAL DISPUTES: A LEGAL AND HISTORICAL ANALYSIS Suriname-Guyana Maritime and Territorial Disputes:

China and Vietnam Agree to Talks on South China Sea Dispute

BEIJING -- China announced Sunday that it and Vietnam had agreed to hold talks on how to resolve conflicts arising from a sovereignty dispute over the South China Sea, an issue that has escalated tensions between them and led to angry protests by the Vietnamese. The announcement came after Dai Bingguo, the senior Chinese official in charge of - By EDWARD WONG

Factbox: The South China Sea's disputed maritime borders ...

(Reuters) – Here are some facts on the South China Sea, the maritime rules governing its waters, and major players embroiled in disputes within it. GEOGRAPHY: The South China Sea covers an area of more than 648000 sq ...

NEWS ANALYSIS; Wary Rivals, U.S. and China Try to Reach Truce on Military Strategy

BEIJING -- During three days in China this week, the top American military officer, Adm. Mike Mullen, exchanged warm pledges with his Chinese counterpart to improve the reliably fractious relationship between the two forces. He watched Chinese Su-27 fighters barrel roll over an air base, saw a Chinese counterterrorism exercise in a stifling bunker - By MICHAEL WINES

1890 Australian MARITIME DISPUTE - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The 1890 Australian Maritime dispute, commonly known as the 1890 Maritime Strike, was on a scale unprecedented in the Australian colonies to that point in ...

MARITIME DISPUTE between Chile, Peru and Bolivia

LIMA— Peru's Foreign Affairs Minister, Rafael Roncagliolo, says that in Feb. 2012, the oral phase of the Maritime dispute between Chile and Peru will.

MARITIME DISPUTEs and International Law | Atlantic Council

Apr 19, 2010 ... In spite of clearly defined boundaries, Maritime disputes are common where countries compete over inhabited and uninhabited islands. ...

India flags maritime troubles with China at meet with Japan

Antonys statement, made in Tokyo, during a meeting with his Japanese counterpart, is significant as Japan too has faced Maritime disputes with China in the East China Sea, with navigation there being a major issue of contention. "An issue of maritime ...

Vietnam diplomat warns of war in South China Sea

Dang Dinh Quy, president of the state-run Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam, told a Hanoi conference on Maritime disputes that the significance of the sea to regional peace was becoming increasingly evident. “The South China Sea is still rife with smoldering ...

should obama and clinton send yet another angery stern letter in red ink?was this the reaction he hoped for?

SEOUL, South Korea – North Korea threatened military action Wednesday against U.S. and South Korean warships plying the waters near the Koreas disputed maritime border, raising the specter of a naval clash just days after the regimes underground nuclear test. Pyongyang, reacting angrily to Seouls decision to join an international program to intercept ships suspected of aiding nuclear proliferation, called the move tantamount to a declaration of war. "Now that the South Korean puppets were so ridiculous as to join in the said racket and dare declare a war against compatriots," North Korea is "compelled to take a decisive measure," the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Korea said in a statement carried by state media. The North Korean army called it a violation of the armistice the two Koreas signed in 1953 to end their three-year war, and said it would no longer honor the treaty. South Koreas military said Wednesday it was prepared to "respond sternly" to any North Korean provocation. North Koreas latest belligerence comes as the U.N. Security Council debates how to punish the regime for testing a nuclear bomb Monday in what President Barack Obama called a "blatant violation" of international law.
Answer: i ain't president and i guess for good cause but i would send them one nicely worded memo SHUT UP AND PLAY NICE OR WE WILL START PRACTICING WITH OUR LITTLE MISSILE TOYS..WE KNOW OURS WORK RIGHT since north korea wants to try and play hard ball ,give them a taste of the world series
Category: Politics

Indo-Pacific naval partnership open to Delhi and Canberra

AS East Asia struggles with growing security challenges in the Western Pacific - including changes in great power balance, the intensification of Maritime disputes and fundamental disagreements on the interpretation of the Law of the Sea - three new ...

China, Vietnam agree to resolve MARITIME DISPUTE | Reuters

Jun 26, 2011 ... BEIJING, Jun (Reuters) - China and Vietnam pledged on Sunday to resolve their Maritime dispute through peaceful negotiations, a sign of ...

US Natural Gas Find Off Vietnam Could Raise Tensions With China

for countries with maritime frontiers as extending 200 nautical miles from a nations coastline. Needless to say, in congested waters this clause was a subject of dispute, as nations raced to define their new offshore parameters, a contest only ...

Will we ever hear the truth about how US hostages died under US military besiegement of Somali pirates...?

...instead of these lies: "Four U.S. warships had been shadowing the Quest since shortly after it was seized south of Oman on Friday, and U.S. officials were in radio contact with the captors as the pirates tried to sail it to the Somali shore. The power behind such abductions for ransom — a multimillion-dollar business — lies not with the pirates at sea but their financial backers on land. And once the kidnappers reach shore with their hostages, options for rescue are limited. A channel of negotiations had been opened, and on Monday two pirates boarded the USS Sterett, a guided-missile destroyer some 600 yards (meters) from the seized yacht, and they stayed overnight, said Vice Adm. Mark Fox, commander of the U.S. 5th Fleet in Bahrain. By the next morning, though, things quickly turned deadly, with all signs pointing to a dispute among the pirates At 8 a.m. local time, Fox said, a rocket-propelled grenade was fired from the Quest at the Sterett and missed, followed almost immediately by the sound of small arms fire coming from the yacht. Several pirates then appeared on the yacht deck with their hands up. U.S. naval forces rushed aboard the vessel and found all four Americans had been shot; two pirates also lay dead from gun shot wounds. The special forces troops tried to provide lifesaving care to the Americans, but they died, Fox said." @Even Maritime Intelligence calls the above story a bunch of US military lies: "We have heard threats against the lives of Americans before but it strikes me as being very, very unusual why they would kill hostages outright," said Graeme Gibbon-Brooks, the head of Dryad Maritime Intelligence, adding that the pirates must realize that killing Americans would invite a military response." @Link: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110223/ap_on_bi_ge/piracy We all know what US government is doing... They will have no attacks on America or its image without bloodshed. Hostages will be readily sacrificed. US administration will not offer forbearance especially if Americans are across US borders (considered "questionable" activity). US military has the green light for all trigger-happiness. How will I know if I hear the truth? Easy. When it rings true. @And there it is. Infernal Disaster blaming the hostages for sailing in international waters. Infernal Disaster blaming sailors for getting killed. Infernal Disaster blaming sailors for US military opening fire on their captors -- when if left alone they would live. @FINALLY... Stay on topic: US MILITARY OBVIOUS LIES ABOVE @Los Mojados - Go eat some beans. Dozens of other countries, including UK, have had hostages taken by Somali pirates. NONE of the other countries have set their militaries in firing on pirates, and NONE have lost hostages to murder by pirates. Eat a double portion of beans -- and then maybe youll be sleeping through my next post, you hostage hating bean-eater.
Answer: Here is the truth: Sometime the military cannot save everyone despite their best efforts. If criminals are determined to kill, they will. The better question is, why would anyone sail a Yacht in an area that is well known to be the hunting ground of pirates?
Category: Politics

Lebanon: MARITIME DISPUTE with Israel Escalates · Global Voices

Jul 28, 2011 ... The Maritime dispute has indeed raised the prospects of renewed conflict as Nasrallah declared Hezballah was “stronger and better” than ever ...

MARITIME BOUNDARIES DELIMITATION, MANAGEMENT AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION

maritime boundaries delimitation, management and maritime boundaries delimitation, management and dispute resolution dispute resolution delimitation of the mozambique ...

Maritime Issues to Dominate Clinton's Visit to Philippines | States ...

Maritime disputes wіth China аrе expected tο dominate talks beginning Tuesday between Philippine officials аnԁ U.S. Secretary οf State Hillary Clinton. Clinton іѕ visiting thе Philippines аnԁ Thailand οn hеr way tο thе East ...

South China Sea dispute: ASEAN backs away from maritime stand against China

NUSA DUA (INDONESIA): Southeast Asian nations today backed away from establishing a united front against China over territorial disputes in the South China Sea, as Beijing warned against the initiative. The Philippines is pushing for a joint ...

China Lays Out a Vision for Its Military in Volatile Times

BEIJING -- The Chinese military said Thursday that while the security situation in Asia and the Pacific was generally stable, it was becoming more intricate and volatile, with no clear solutions for tension points like the divided Korean Peninsula and with the United States increasing its involvement in regional issues. The militarys vision - By EDWARD WONG and JONATHAN ANSFIELD

Maritime Issues to Dominate Clinton’s Visit to Philippines

Maritime disputes with China are expected to dominate talks beginning Tuesday between Philippine officials and U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Clinton is visiting the Philippines and Thailand on her way to the East Asia Summit later ...

No united Asean stand vs China (philSTAR) « thủy tinh vỡ

Despite deep concern in the region over the Maritime dispute, there were few backers for the initiative proposed by the Philippines, which has taken a forthright stand on the issue in recent years. “China is showing a positive ...

Why Turkey and Syrian threaten Israel?

Turkey and Syria are ready to start the war between them. At the same time both Turkey and Syrian threaten Israel? The situation with Syrian regime was clear. Assad see the war with Israel as a safe way out of the internal crisis. But Turkey? Why Turkey would send her navy ships against Israel, when everyone knows that these ships have no chance to stand against Israeli modern Missiles Carrier Ships and Air Force? Could it be Turkeys deep economical crisis? What US sources: Turkeys sharp economic downswing undercuts its regional status DEBKAfile Exclusive Report September 4, 2011, 9:55 AM (GMT+02:00) Tags: Friday, Ankara expelled the Israeli ambassador, suspended defense contracts with Jerusalem, announced legal action against senior Israeli figures in European courts, threatened to bring the dispute before the international court and “take measures for freedom of maritime movement in the Mediterranean.” Israel continued to brush off the Turkish ultimatum to apologize for the nine deaths and end the Gaza blockade. Hurriyet quoted an unnamed Israeli official as replying: "They can go to hell. They will see what respecting international maritime law means when… our navy sails into the international waters of the Mediterranean." US sources told debkafile that the Erdogan governments outpouring of vindictive misinformation with a view to upsetting relations between the Obama administration and the Israeli government would cut no ice. Mixing in American domestic politics to misdirect its international crises was a dangerous game. The Turkish Navy, they added, is no match for Israeli missile boat technology and their electronic jamming and tracking systems. Neither do the Turks have advanced submarines like Israels German-made Dolphins or close air cover. US sources following the dispute also dismissed as hollow Davutoglus follow-up threat Saturday, Sept. 3: "If Israel persists with its current position," he warned, "the Arab spring will give rise to a strong Israel opposition as well as the debate on the authoritarian regimes." Washington sources condemned such statements as beyond the acceptable diplomatic bounds. "It sounds as though Ankara is threatening to stir up the Palestinian and Israeli Arab populations against the Israeli government and army. If thats what Davutoglu meant to say, Turkey is sailing very close to the wind and risks President Obama and European governments suspending their participation in NATO operations in the Middle East. Should Israel complain to the UN Security Council about Turkish war threats and the incitement to revolt by one UN member against another, Western powers would vote for a resolution of condemnation against Turkey. debkafiles sources in Washington and various European capitals warn that the unbridled vendetta Erdogan and his foreign minister are waging against Israel will boomerang against them. Early Sunday, Sept. 4, an American official proposed "calling their bluff." He disclosed Turkey may try and act as though it calls the shots as the leading Middle East diplomatic and economy, with enough leverage over the the Arab uprisings to channel their fury against Israel. However, Turkey is far from being on solid ground. Indeed, he reveals, economically Turkey is no better than a paper tiger, hiding a galloping crisis behind its anti-Israel rhetoric: debkafiles sources in Washington and various European capitals warn that the unbridled vendetta Erdogan and his foreign minister are waging against Israel will boomerang against them. Early Sunday, Sept. 4, an American official proposed "calling their bluff." He disclosed Turkey may try and act as though it calls the shots as the leading Middle East diplomatic and economy, with enough leverage over the the Arab uprisings to channel their fury against Israel. However, Turkey is far from being on solid ground. Indeed, he reveals, economically Turkey is no better than a paper tiger, hiding a galloping crisis behind its anti-Israel rhetoric: 1. Ankaras published impressive GDP growth rate of 11 percent is artificially inflated by out-of-control credit pumped out by its central bank to create a short-term bubble. In fact, Turkey is fast sliding into deep economic slump. Its current account deficit has reached almost the same crisis level as those of Greece and Portugal and its currency faces devaluation. 2. Last week, Turkeys military chiefs, traditional guardians of the countrys secular constitution, resigned in a body in protest against the imprisonment of scores of high-ranking officers for allegedly plotting against the government. Erdogan is therefore locked into the twin crisis of a failing economy and a deep rift within his administration. US and European i
Answer: Simple Simon gives a brilliant exposition of Turkey's current policies vis a vis Israel and his choice of the bloodthirsty regime in Syria as an ally. He also quotes briefly excellent sources about Turkey,s less than impressive current economic situation.One cannot fault the wisdom of what he has stated.It would appear , unfortunately, to be above" Dee's" head.
Category: Israel

Guyana-Suriname MARITIME DISPUTE - Guyana News and Information

Introduction; Decision on the Guyana-Suriname Maritime Border; President Jagdeos Statement on the Maritime dispute -- June 8th 2000

civics question about supreme court stuff?please help?

please help!!! please help?? what are the cases involving admiralty and maritime law about? when is a controversy between citizens of different states not heard in federal court? what are cases involving disputes between the united states and foreign goverments heard? anddd..... which courts hear cases over which state and federal courts have concurrent jurisdiction?
Answer: HOW THE HELL AM I SUPPOST TO KNOW? ??????????/ thats what you always say, huh? instead of trying to actually help, so why should we help you. from your mouth hun.
Category: Government

Dispute Between Vietnam and China Escalates Over Competing Claims in South China Sea

BEIJING -- Vietnam said on Friday that it would conduct live-fire naval exercises off its coast next week, a step that escalated a long-running dispute with China over territory in the South China Sea that both nations claim. The naval maneuvers follow an exchange of sharp statements on Thursday. Vietnam claimed that China had harassed a seismic - By MICHAEL WINES

Is the Famous Maritime Mystery "Mary Celeste" true?

I came across this in wikipedia, when I was looking for the meaning of "a closed mouth gains no foot" in the idiom category (random things I wanted to find out), and I saw "Mary Celeste" as a idiom, and I wonder what could it mean, and it was a ship that had left all its Crew disappeared but the ship was in perfect condition during 1861 to 1885, the idiom meant "ghost ship" and it was the Greatest Maritime Mystery of All Time... This is the timeline said on wikipedia: 1861 – Amazon built in Nova Scotia, Canada 1867 – Driven ashore in a storm in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia 1869 – Salvaged, repaired, and sold to an American owner. Renamed Mary Celeste 1872 – Set sail from New York City to Genoa, Italy on November 7 1872 – Last entry in captains logbook dated November 24 1872 – Last entry on ships slate dated November 25 1872 – Ship found abandoned on December 4 1885 – Ship wrecked on reef captained by Parker on January 3 2001 – Remains of wreck re-discovered off coast of Haiti (disputed) I find this interesting, puzzling, and very scary (I dont know, I think its the picture shown in wikipedia upon discovery (link below) Does anyone find this interesting and frightening? Does anyone knows this Mystery? (I just find out today) and wonder if this is true about the proposed theories? (as to me the only theory that makes a bit sense is the risk of explosion in the ship, but that seemed farfetched too despite the given proven of evidence), I think, to me, leads to a ficitional event such as going through the Berumda Triangle, but it seems unlikely? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Celeste http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Mary_Celeste_engraving.jpg
Answer: Yes, the mystery is real. There was a ship called Mary Celeste (or sometimes written as Marie Celeste), and it was found abandoned. When I was a kid, I found the story completely bizarre and somewhat frightening, but not any more. The most likely scenario is that something happened on the ship that made the captain believe that the best option was to abandon the ship, possibly with the intention of returning when whatever the threat was had passed, and the lifeboat simply drifted too far and was lost at sea. The theory that makes the most sense to me is that the cargo they were carrying (some sort of alcohol, if I recall correctly) was giving off some sort of noxious gas or perhaps reacting with the air (I saw a documentary once that suggested that the hold actually belched flame due to a chemical reaction that I can't recall now). They were carrying dangerous cargo, that much is certain, and the lifeboat was missing when the ship was found. Ships/planes in the Bermuda Triangle tend to disappear completely. That area is prone to sudden storms, many times electrical, and it's not unthinkable that a ship or plane would get caught in a sudden, unexpected storm situation and crash, dragged far from the crash site by strong currents. Oh, and as a bonus, "A closed mouth gathers no foot" is a play on the saying "put a foot in your mouth", meaning, to misspeak or say something really stupid or awkward. The variation means, "If you keep your mouth shut, you won't be able to stick your foot in it," or, "Keep quiet to avoid saying something stupid".
Category: Mythology & Folklore

The Bangladesh-Myanmar maritime boundary dispute

On the 1st of November four drilling ships from Myanmar started exploration for oil and gas reserves within 50 nautical miles south west of St. Martins Isl...

Beijing Warns U.S. About South China Sea Disputes

BEIJING -- The Chinese vice foreign minister warned the United States on Wednesday to stay out of the increasingly tense territorial disputes and maritime conflicts in the South China Sea, which has some of the busiest shipping lanes in the world and is believed to be rich in oil and natural gas reserves. All or parts of the sea are claimed by - By EDWARD WONG

Piñera makes controversial remarks on Peru-Chile maritime border ...

president pinera chile 142x300 Piñera makes controversial remarks on Peru Chile maritime border dispute. Chile's President, Sebastian Piñera. Photo: Government of Chile. The case is currently being disputed at the ...

Qantas dispute - part of a major workplace upheaval

The media has variously compared the industrial war inside Qantas to the 1989 pilots dispute, which saw domestic airline services crippled, and the 1998 showdown on the nations waterfront when Patrick Stevedores took on the Maritime Union of Australia in ...

Dispute Resolution Services - Maritime Provinces BBB

The customer takes complaint to the business, if they are unable to resolve it, the customer or business can go to the BBB. The BBB tries to resolve the problem using ...

Timeline: Suriname

Government says move aims to restore confidence in economy. 2004 June - UN sets up tribunal to try to resolve long-running maritime border dispute between Suriname and neighbouring Guyana. Venetiaan re-elected 2005 August - President Venetiaan is re ...

UN: Israel, Lebanon hope to avoid maritime border dispute ...

BEIRUT - Lebanese and Israeli leaders believe they can avoid conflict over their disputed maritime border despite rival claims to potentially gas-rich Mediterranean ...

Asciano lifts cloud over future as ports dispute is settled

ASCIANO believes a resolution of its extremely damaging industrial dispute with stevedores will lead to improvements in productivity at its dockyards around Australia. After securing a five-year deal with the Maritime Union of Australia, the Asciano ...

Civics question about supreme court stuff?please help?

Civics question about supreme court stuff?please help? please help!!! please help?? what are the cases involving admiralty and maritime law about? when is a controversy between citizens of different states not heard in federal court? what are cases involving disputes between the united states and foreign goverments heard? anddd..... which courts hear cases over which state and federal courts have concurrent jurisdiction?
Answer: HOW THE HELL AM I SUPPOST TO KNOW? ??????????/ thats what you always say, huh? instead of trying to actually help, so why should we help you. from your mouth hun.
Category: Government

Stephenson Harwood reinforces construction practice in Hong Kong

Philadelphia-based Blank Rome opened its Hong Kong office in 2006 and set up an office in Shanghai in May 2011. The firm recently hired partner Ronald Sum from Eversheds for its international and Maritime dispute resolution group in Hong Kong.

Singapore seizes COSCO ship over payment dispute

SINGAPORE, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Singapore has impounded a vessel operated by China COSCO Holdings because of a payment dispute, the company said on Wednesday, reigniting concerns over Chinas relationship with the global maritime industry. The 74,000-tonne ...

May better sense prevail in sea disputes (China Daily) « thủy tinh vỡ

In the joint agreement, both countries have agreed on “peaceful settlement” of the South China Sea disputes. China firmly believes in resolving Maritime disputes through peaceful means, including “shelving disputes and ...

Manila criticises ASEAN for lack of unity on row with China

Beijing wants to resolve the dispute through bilateral negotiations and has rejected ... assistance to upgrade the Philippine militarys capability to patrol its maritime borders in South China Sea. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton ...

Does maritime law cover pontoon rental from a company in Fl? Told pontoon damaged & maritime law always wins!?

4 sisters on vacation in Florida -- all professionals rented pontoon ... returned pontoon & later that day contacted & told they had done $2200 damage -- cracked the motor ... they disputed this and were told "fine just go home and hire an attorney ... we are under maritime law and we always win our lawsuits .. the company then said they would settle for $1000. The older sister put the $1,000 on her credit card ... I was under the impression that maritime law covered legal issues "at sea". I think the sisters were scammed but good.
Answer: Sounds like a scam to me?
Category: Other - United States

Resolving MARITIME DISPUTEs - Bullivant Houser Bailey PC ...

Resolving Maritime disputes January, 2010 By Marilyn Raia Pacific Maritime Magazine. It is not unusual for parties to a maritime contract such as a towage agreement ...

South China Sea MARITIME DISPUTE Continues to Roil Region - 24/7 ...

Sep 9, 2011 ... Contested overlapping maritime offshore claims between China, Vietnam, Philippines, Taiwan, Malaysia and Brunei over the South China Sea ...

Lebanon urges UN to curb Israel offshore drilling: Who has rights to Leviathan? How will the UN rule?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20110104/wl_mideast_afp/lebanonisraelenergygasun US firm Noble Energy announced last week that the Leviathan gas field, offshore from Israel, holds an estimated 450 billion cubic metres (16 trillion cubic feet) of natural gas. The discovery has positioned the Jewish state as an exporter, Noble Energy said. News of the offshore fields, which surfaced in 2010, has increased tensions between the two neighbouring countries which do not have formal maritime borders and sparked an angry exchange of warnings between the two states. http://nowlebanon.com/NewsArchiveDetails.aspx?ID=226475 In an interview with As-Safir newspaper published on Thursday, Progressive Socialist Party leader MP Walid Jumblatt called on Lebanon to file a complaint with the UN against Israel if the latter attempts to explore and drill gas from disputed areas of the Mediterranean Sea. Israeli Infrastructure Minister Uzi Landau said last week that Israel will defend its claims to offshore oil “with all necessary force in the face of all these [Lebanese] threats.” The Lebanese Parliament in August passed an oil exploration bill, which calls for the establishment of a treasury and a committee to oversee exploration and drilling off Lebanon.
Answer: If you check a map, it is closer to Israel than it is to Lebanon. So, it will probably end up going to Israel. My understanding is that under normal maritime law, the leviathan identified field is pretty clearly part of Israel. Lebanon is asking for an unusually large slice of offshore water. The real question will be if the field is sufficiently large that the underground field extends into Lebanese territorial waters. Then, they will have to work something out. They will probably work something out anyway. Lebanon is in no position (financially or technologically to either drill or process the oil. It would probably take them years after the Israelis start just to set up drilling. So, it makes rational sense for them to reach a revenue sharing agreement. (Naturally, "rationality" does not always / usually win out in that region...)
Category: Politics

North Korea Conducts Own Military Drill Near the Disputed Sea. Your thoughts?

November 27, 2010 (Hamsayeh.Net) - North Korean Armed Forces conducted their own military drills near the disputed area and the Yeonpyeong Island the scene of last Thursday’s shelling. Pyongyang Warned the US and S, Korea the Korean Peninsula is on the brink of war due to reckless actions of the south. US is sending one of its now obsolete post WWII aircraft carriers to the region for today’s joint military drill -- one amongst so many in recent months close to Chinese maritime border. China on Friday issued a stern warning to any outside powers conducting monthly military drills close to its exclusive economic zone. The aircraft carrier George Washington is an ideal target for powerful North Korean Yakhont anti-sea missiles. Analysts have suggested US should refrain from its threatening postures against powerful North Korea. Some believe the American military adventure on the Korean Peninsula is particularly aimed at curtailing China. Given the current US economic situation it is very much possible that Washington or even Tokyo might be looking at a major confrontation in order to eliminate South Korea’s export driven economy out of the global equation thus boosting their own military-industrial complexes. If a war breakouts on the Korean Peninsula, North Korea would have the power to speedily flatten all major industrial centers across South Korea. In a tough reaction to the planned US-South Korean war games, Pyongyang called them a crazy military provocation and warned that its response would be confrontation for confrontation and war for war. Since the end of Korean war in 1953, South Korea has depended on the overall US strategy to help market its industrially manufactured goods around the world and for this reason Seoul sees Washington as an ally. But in reality the relation between South Korea and the US could be the one that the Washington is more than willing to sacrifice for its own greater interests. The following is the latest announcement by North Korea over provocative actins of US and South Korea published on KCNA website: Taking issue with the army of the DPRK over its due punishment meted to the group for its reckless military provocation. In this regard, a spokesman for the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Korea released a statement on Friday. The recent military provocation by the puppet group is a product of the deliberate and premeditated plot hatched by it to save its smear confrontational campaign from total bankruptcy, tarnish the daily rising might of the DPRK, scuttle the efforts for improving the north-south relations and tide over the domestic and international isolation and crisis, it points out, and says: The group perpetrated the recent provocation prompted by a sinister calculation that in case the DPRK did not make any reaction it would take it as "a tacit recognition" of the illegal "northern limit line" and make it a fait accompli and in case the DPRK took a military counter-action, it would use it as a pretext for kicking up anti-DPRK smear campaign. This notwithstanding, the chief executive of south Korea did not bother to cry out for "much stronger punishment" while pulling up the DPRK. This is nothing but last-ditch efforts of those who were hit hard after making hasty provocation. The prevailing situation clearly proves that the DPRKs warnings and domestic and foreign concerns that the seizure of power by the Lee Myung Bak group of conservatives would bedevil the inter-Korean relations and lead to a war were by no means for nothing. If the puppet group insists on confrontation with the DPRK, the DPRK does not have any idea of dodging it at all. It is the temperament of the DPRK to resolutely counter confrontation with confrontation and war with war. The army and people of the DPRK are now greatly enraged at the provocation of the puppet group while getting fully ready to give a shower of dreadful fire and blow up the bulwark of the enemies if they dare to encroach again upon the DPRKs dignity and sovereignty even in the least. The group should not run amuck, clearly understanding the will and mettle of the highly alerted army and people of the DPRK to wipe out the enemies. Escalated confrontation would lead to a war and he who is fond of playing with fire is bound to perish therein. Gone are the days when verbal warnings are served only. We will respond to good faith in kind but punish the provocateurs encroaching upon our dignity and sovereignty with resolute and merciless counter-action. http://www.hamsayeh.net/hamsayehnet_iran-international-news1933.htm
Answer: Sabre rattling. The US could level Pyongyang in a matter of minutes if they wanted to.
Category: Military

is this a good report on westward expansion?

John. OSullivan once said “And claim is by the right of our manifest destiny to overspread and to possess the whole of the continent which Providence has given us for the development of the great experiment of liberty and federated self-government entrusted to us.”Manifest destiny or westward expansion a political belief that the united States span from the Atlantic to Pacific Ocean. In 1783, the u.s won the American Revolution and with the treaty of Paris we also acquired the Northwest Territories. In 1803 to help finance his war in Europe, napoleon sold the entire Louisiana territory after he lost control of hati for 15 million dollars to the United States almost doubling the size of our country. After the purchase napoleon stated, “This accession of territory affirms forever the power of the United States, and I have given England a maritime rival who sooner or later will humble her pride”. In 1845, the republic of Texas asked the United States to annex the young country in order to clear its debt. One main problem with annexing Texas is that there would be an unbalance number of free and slave states. Never the less, Texas became the 28th state of the United States of America .Mexico was angered by the annexation because of border disputes of Texas. In 1846 after several disputes over the Oregon territory, the u.s and Great Britain sign the Oregon treaty designating the 49th parallel as the border of our countries .In 1846 the United States declared war on Mexico. In 1848, the two long years was over when the u.s captured Mexico City. After the war, Mexico and the u.s sign the treaty of Guadalupe hidalgo. The treaty gave the u.s the Mexican cession which comprises of the current states of California, Nevada, Utah as well as parts of New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming and Arizona of which was about 42% of Mexico’s total land. In 1853 the u.s purchase a strip of land from Mexico to build a Trans –continental railroad for ten million dollars .this purchase completed the westward expansion and the continental United States. Through acquiring, ceding, and purchasing we became the 3rd largest nation in the world.
Answer: i don't know who he is.you need to add details.
Category: Video & Online Games

Lebanon: MARITIME DISPUTE with Israel Escalates · Global Voices

For a region so deeply rooted in religious conviction, divine intervention is hardly doing the troubled Middle East any favours. Hezballah leader Hassan Nasrallah has ...

Admiral Mullen claims unforeseen consequences of attacking Iran - Like what ?

"We have the capacity to do it but we are stretched. My ground forces are very stressed, very worn… On the other hand weve got a very strong strategic reserve in our Air Force and in our Navy and in fact thats a part of the world, its a maritime part of the world, where the emphasis would certainly be on those two forces," explained Adm. Mullen. Adm. Mullen argued that a war against Iran would set off "unintended" outcomes and endanger US interests in the oil-rich region. "What I worry about in terms of an attack on Iran is in addition to the immediate effect, the effect of the attack, its the unintended consequences," Mullen said. "So I worry about the responses and I worry about it escalating in ways that we couldnt predict." "So that kind of option generates a much higher level of risk in terms of outcomes in the region and it really concerns me," he added. Meanwhile in the White House, President Barack Obama is believed to be drawing up plans to engage Iran in diplomacy over the disputed nuclear program. http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=88715§ionid=351020104 Unforeseen consequences ? --- The US military and all its great intelligence people --- cant predict what the likely responses of the key players are going to be given their capability and political statements and financial interests within Iran? --------- China has just invested a lot of cash into a gas pipeline -- Russias Putin when he was the PM said to the Ayatollah and attack on Iran = an attack on Russia -- ----------------- Could it be that one of the unforeseen consequences is a nuclear war head from either China or Russia -- straight to the US of A --- Could that be one of the unforeseen problems ?
Answer: The end of life on this planet as we know it.
Category: Politics

Buswell calls for intervention in port dispute

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Despite deep concern in the region over the Maritime dispute, there were few backers for the initiative proposed by the Philippines, which has taken a forthright stand on the issue in recent years. "China is showing a positive ...

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NEWS ANALYSIS; A New Era of Gunboat Diplomacy

WASHINGTON IT may seem strange in an era of cyberwarfare and drone attacks , but the newest front in the rivalry between the United States and China is a tropical sea, where the drive to tap rich offshore oil and gas reserves has set off a conflict akin to the gunboat diplomacy of the 19th century. The Obama administration first waded into the - By MARK LANDLER

Will the labour party oppose any new anti trade union laws?

BTW we already have the most draconian anti trade union laws in Europe. Alex Gordon, president of the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT): "All British governments for the last 25 years have breached International Labour Organisation (ILO) Conventions, which define strike action as a fundamental human right. RMT is currently taking the British government to the European Court of Human Rights for outlawing the right to take sympathetic (or solidarity) action. This was banned as secondary action by Thatchers government in 1985 in breach of international law. The John Major governments Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992 (TULRCA) required trade unions to identify individual members involved in strikes to employers, even though employers can seek damages against employees for striking. New Labours Employment Relations Act 1999, made it unfair to dismiss an employee (though not a worker) for taking lawful industrial action within a "protected period" of eight weeks - increased to 12 weeks in 2004. After 12 weeks however, striking workers can be dismissed with impunity. Even within the 12 weeks workers are not protected against action short of dismissal, for example demotion. Neither can courts compel employers to reinstate wrongfully dismissed employees. Labour also replaced the requirement for unions to identify individuals on strike with a requirement for unions to provide information to enable employers to identify employees on strike and prepare for strike breaking. Judges interpret this to mean the union must provide a matrix or spreadsheet showing numbers of union members balloted and called on to strike in each workplace and job title. Since 2009 employers have won numerous High Court injunctions over this requirement. Employers have been able to persuade judges that unions fail to supply sufficiently accurate information in the legal "notice of ballot". It is easy to imagine in most disputes that calculating precise numbers of union members employed in various workplaces or job titles is extremely complex and subject to frequent changes. Union victory However, on 4 March 2011 the Appeal Court overturned recent injunctions granted by High Court judges against rail unions Aslef and RMT and demolished legal arguments used to justify them. The judgement went further than John McDonnell MPs Lawful Industrial Action (Minor Errors) Bill last year, which Ed Miliband couldnt bring himself to support at a second reading. RMT general secretary, Bob Crow described the judgement as "not only a victory for RMTs 80,000 members but also a massive victory for seven million trade unionists in the UK." The Appeal Court confirmed the right to strike in international law; ILO Conventions 98 and 151 and the European Convention on Human Rights Article 11(1) on freedom of association. The judgement has bolstered unions such as PCS, NUT, ATL, UCU and Unite representing potentially two million civil servants, teachers, lecturers and other public sector workers seeking to coordinate strike action in defence of services, jobs and pensions on 30 June. "
Answer: I hope so. Mind you, the GMB have promised that if anti-union laws go through, then there will be loads of civil disobedience. I work in healthcare and part of my job involves helping people who have problems at work. One thing I have noticed is that those who are part of a union get treated by employers far better than those who are not. Any action against unions will damage people who work while helping employers exploit them. And that will not be right.
Category: Politics

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Canadians: Is the Canada-Denmark "Hans Island" dispute officially resolved?

Brief history from Hans Island, wikipedia: (basically the island is right in the center of a boundary that a computer program had not specified is part of Greenland or Northern Canada) In 1972, a team consisting of personnel from the Canadian Hydrographic Service and Danish personnel working in the Nares Strait determined the geographic coordinates for Hans Island. During negotiations between Canada and Denmark on Northern maritime boundaries in 1973, Canada claimed that Hans Island was part of its territory. No agreement was reached According to Kenn Harper he met a man wearing a hat with bold letters around the side of the hat saying "HANS ISLAND, N.W.T.". This man was a scientist with Dome Petroleum who had just spent the summer on the island doing ice research. Dome Petroleum did research on and around the island from 1980 to 1983. In 1984, the Danish Minister for Greenland planted the Danish flag on the Island and left a little message saying "Velkommen til den danske ø" (English: Welcome to the Danish Island).[4] The issue came to light on March 25, 2004, when Adrian Humphreys of the Canadian National Post newspaper wrote an article entitled "Five-year plan to put footprints in the snow and assert northern sovereignty". Humphreys made a brief mention of the dispute over Hans Island, and that the Danes had sent warships to the island. March 17, 2007 - Scientists from the University of Toronto and the Technical University of Denmark announced plans to install an automated weather station on the island, some time in the summer of 2007.[21] July, 2007 - Canada updates satellite photos and recognizes international border as crossing through the middle of Hans Island, not to the east of the island as previously claimed.[8] NOW, I dont see anything about a peace agreement, just a weather station.... So isnt this basically like the North Korea VS South Korea situation? Except it would be East Hans Island and West Hans Island? And a demilitarized zone like the DMZ dividing the Koreas? And sure enough there are no flights from East Hans to West Hans and so its just like the Korea.... theres gonna be nukes and mines and millions of troops on Hans Island and any movement from the Danes will cause Canadians to attack???
Answer: Seriously Eric..... I thought you promised to stop with the Hans Island and Canada/Denmark relations questions.....
Category: Other - Canada

The Maritime Boundary Dispute between Bangladesh and Myanmar ...

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Inside The Times

International AFGHAN SECURITY POSSIBLE, SAYS DEPARTING PETRAEUS Just days away from the end of his tour as the supreme military commander in Afghanistan, and the end of a 37-year military career, Gen. David H. Petraeus said he was leaving in the belief that his plan to turn around the war and hand over security to the Afghans could be achieved.