A Study on the Method of Securing the Right of the marine throught Efficient Secrurity Activity in maritime boundary undelimitated

In order to gain an advantage in future maritime boundary demarcation, China and Japan are state-led to expand security activities to coastal countries and undefined waters, thus strengthening equipment, manpower, and administrative power, and legislative activities. Expecially, the prominent activity of maritime science investigations, and it is particularly being implemented by the Maritime Police and the Maritime Security Administration, not military forces. Therefore, it is necessary to examine the meaning of legal maritime science investigations in order to secure maritime rights, and to examine the reasons for strengthening these activities using maritime police forces, as well as the strengthening of each country's power and administrative power, and legislative trends to provide a basis for these activities. Based on this, I would like to suggest short- and long-term measures to prepare for securing maritime rights.

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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.58316/kamts.2024.3.1.3
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International Maritime Law Issues
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A Study on the Method of Securing the Right of the marine throught Efficient Secrurity Activity in maritime boundary undelimitated

Ga-Eun Kim, Jae-Hong Park
International Maritime Law Issues
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A Study on the Method of Securing the Right of the marine throught Efficient Secrurity Activity in maritime boundary undelimitated

Ga-Eun Kim, Jae-Hong Park
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In order to gain an advantage in future maritime boundary demarcation, China and Japan are state-led to expand security activities to coastal countries and undefined waters, thus strengthening equipment, manpower, and administrative power, and legislative activities. Expecially, the prominent activity of maritime science investigations, and it is particularly being implemented by the Maritime Police and the Maritime Security Administration, not military forces. Therefore, it is necessary to examine the meaning of legal maritime science investigations in order to secure maritime rights, and to examine the reasons for strengthening these activities using maritime police forces, as well as the strengthening of each country's power and administrative power, and legislative trends to provide a basis for these activities. Based on this, I would like to suggest short- and long-term measures to prepare for securing maritime rights.

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