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A decade after historic ruling, Philippine fishermen say driven away from disputed shoal by China

Tensions resurface in the South China Sea as the Philippines commemorates the tenth anniversary of a landmark international arbitral ruling.

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Meanwhile, Philippine fishermen report being actively driven away from disputed shoals by Chinese presence in the region. Coverage from Reuters, Nikkei Asia, and WRAL highlights the ongoing friction and the view from Manila that China's actions have diluted the ruling's impact.

Conversely, the Global Times and South China Morning Post reflect Beijing’s position, which challenges the legitimacy of the original tribunal and its procedures. Future developments hinge on how both nations navigate the anniversary as regional maritime friction continues.

The extent to which international legal frameworks influence actual control over these contested waters remains the primary point of contention.

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What is the significance of the 2016 ruling?

It was an international arbitral tribunal decision that rejected China's historical maritime claims in the South China Sea.

How is Beijing responding to the anniversary?

Beijing is conducting a narrative campaign via the Global Times and People's Daily, questioning the legitimacy of the original tribunal and its procedures.

How has the ruling affected local fishermen?

According to reports covered by Reuters, Philippine fishermen state they are still being driven away from disputed shoals.

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