Vietnam’s rights and obligations as a signatory to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea 1982

Vietnam’s rights and obligations as a signatory to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea 1982

Wednesday, September 25, 2019, 07:12 (GMT+7)
 The UNCLOS 1982 has become effective since November 16th 1994. It has been seen as the world’s sea and ocean Constitution and a huge multilateral legal document (including 320 articles, 9 annexes, and over 1,000 legal norms), meeting the world’s aspirations for a new international legal order related to all issues on seas and oceans, including the seabed and seabed subsoil

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Great Spring Victory and aspirations for national rise
Great Spring Victory and aspirations for national rise
50 years have elapsed, but the epic of the Great 1975 Spring Victory, with the historic Ho Chi Minh Campaign as its pinnacle, forever resounds through the nation and every single Vietnamese citizen. Under the Party’s glorious flag, that epic continues to resonate on the front of production, in the fight against hunger, poverty, and backwardness, in the protection of sacred national sovereignty over borders, seas, and islands

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Editor-in-chief: Senior Colonel, Associate Professor Nham Cao Thanh, PhD

Deputy Editors-in-chief: Senior Colonel Hoang Van Truong, MA; Senior Colonel Nguyen Manh Tuan, MA

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