The People’s Republic of China passed a new maritime police law in February of this year. Since then, people from both within and outside of the government have been trying to make sense of what this law entails and what its terms mean for the maritime landscape in the Indo-Pacific. The Coast Guards and Navies in particular have been wrestling with a very simple yet crucial question: how does one respond? This virtual webinar seeks to tackles these issues.
Prof. Raul C. PEDROZO, US Naval War College
International Rules for the Use of Force in Maritime Law Enforcement Operations
Prof. MASUO Chisako, Kyushu University
China's National Space Infrastructure Program and the New Coast Guard Law
Dr. KIM Suk Kyoon, former Commissioner-General of Korea Coast Guard
China Coast Guard Law and South Korea’s Perspective
Prof. Renato DE CASTRO, De La Salle University
The Philippines's Response to the Recent Chinese Coast Guard Law: Parrying the Spear of China's Maritime Expansion
