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Indonesia will not impose tariffs on vessels passing through the Malacca Strait as doing so would not be consistent with international law, Foreign Minister Sugiono said on Thursday (Apr 23). According to Indonesian media outlet Antara, Mr Sugiono was quoted during a press interview in Jakarta as saying that Indonesia respects international law, including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).”Indonesia is in a position where, as an archipelagic state, we must respect international law, particularly UNCLOS. “Historically, UNCLOS includes an understanding and an agreement that recognises us as an archipelagic state, as long as we do not…
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