China, Philippines and Vietnam
Philippines Accuses China of Assaulting Vietnamese Fishermen in South China Sea
MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines accused Chinese maritime officials on Friday of carrying out an "unjustified assault" on Vietnamese fishermen in the contested waters of the South China Sea, adding its voice to a fraught dispute over the confrontation.
Philippines condemns China attack of Vietnamese fishermen
The Philippines on Friday denounced China's alleged assault of Vietnamese fishermen in the South China Sea, where Manila and Beijing are also locked in violent confrontations that have led to fears of armed conflict.
Philippines condemns China’s attacks on Vietnamese fishermen amid rising tensions in South China Sea
The Philippines strongly condemned the violent actions of Chinese maritime authorities against Vietnamese fishermen near the Paracel Islands on September 29, which left 10 fishermen injured and damaged their property.
Vietnam Accuses China of ‘Brutal’ Attack on Fishing Boat in South China Sea
Vietnam claims an attack by Chinese law enforcement on a Vietnamese fishing vessel in disputed waters resulted in injuries to 10 crewmen.
South China Sea Tensions: Philippine Solidarity with Vietnam Against China's Maritime Actions
The Philippines has accused China of assaulting Vietnamese fishermen in the South China Sea. This tension, involving overlapping territorial claims by China, Vietnam, and the Philippines, highlights ongoing disputes in the region and underscores the potential for broader geopolitical conflicts,
DFA calls for self-restraint after Chinese attack on Vietnamese fishermen
The Department of Foreign Affairs has urged Vietnam and China to exercise self-restraint in matters related to the disputed South China Sea. The DFA reacted to the recent incident wherein 10 Vietnamese fishermen were reportedly beaten with iron bars and robbed of thousands of dollars worth of fish and equipment off the Paracel Islands in the waterways claimed by China,
Vietnamese fishermen beaten with metal rods by Chinese forces near Paracel Islands
By bno - Taipei Office In what is being seen as the latest in a long line of examples of Chinese intimidation tactics against non-Chinese fishermen in and round the South China Sea, reports are emerging of a vicious,
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