China court warns against illegal fishing in riposte to South China Sea ruling

02 Aug 2016

China’s Supreme Court said on Tuesday that people caught illegally fishing in Chinese waters could be jailed for up to a year, issuing a judicial interpretation defining those waters as including China’s exclusive economic zones.

Source: China court warns against illegal fishing in riposte to South China Sea ruling

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