Once again, defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana repeated the  interest of  Chinese vessel over the Philippines to leave the West Philippine Sea, saying they have  other explanation to remain in the fervently challenged waters. This is a huge decrease in the Chinese boats secured, moored and fixed at Julian Felipe Reef, where the NTF-WPS at first recorded 220 vessels associated to …

The Philippine government as of late affirmed that many Chinese vessels have been secured in Julian Felipe (Whitsun) Reef yet the armada has been showing up nearby since December, as per a report.  In view of this, Satellite pictures delivered by US-based Simularity showed that countless Chinese boats have been securing, showing up and withdrawing at the coral reef since …

The Makabayan alliance is looking for an examination by the House of Representatives on the presence of more than 200 Chinese vessels in the Julian Felipe Reef in the West Philippine Sea. Individuals from the Makabayan alliance recorded House Resolution No. 1675, which approaches the House Committee on National Defense and Security to lead the test. In its goal, the …

There’s a change of approach from Risa Hontiveros as China needs to pay for the harm it caused and the marine abundance it took from the West Philippine Ocean which she said now adds up to P800 billion. Referring to information distributed by worldwide diary Environment Administrations a year ago, Hontiveros said the assessed estimations of reefs obliterated by China …

MANILA – Former foreign affairs secretary Albert del Rosario said on Monday that the government can seize China’s assets and properties as payment for the damaged reef in the West Philippine Sea. Del Rosario cited a University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute study that China owes the Philippines over P230 bil for the environmental damage in the West Philippine …

MANILA – Maritime experts expect a delay in the crafting of the Code of Conduct on the South China Sea (COC) with the continues Chinese aggression compounded by threat of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and China said that they initially wanted the South China Sea code of conduct to be completed by 2022 – …