Report: Arbitration Decisions on the South China Sea Contradict International Judicial Practices

The report revealed that arbitration decisions regarding the South China Sea conflict with international judicial practices, as legal obstacles and criticisms have arisen concerning the authority and jurisdiction of the arbitration bodies. It confirmed that China and the Philippines had been following negotiation-based approaches to resolve disputes, and that China's declarations since 2006 excluded maritime border disputes from the jurisdiction of international laws, rendering arbitration decisions unlawful. The report also criticized the arbitration tribunal for lacking independence and objectivity, noting that its rulings contain contradictions and legal errors, which hinder the application of international law and pose obstacles to the rule of law in the region.

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