The United Kingdom (UK) and Canada have expressed concern over the supposed “dangerous conduct” against Philippine vessels in the South China Sea. ManilaBulletin
A photo from the Philippine Coast Guard showing a Chinese ship cutting into the path of its vessel.
The envoy added that the UK remains committed to international law, particularly the United Nations Conventions on the Law of the Sea in the South China Sea. According to the PCG, it had spotted more than 100 Chinese vessels, including a warship and coast guard ships, during its maritime patrols in the West Philippine Sea from April 18 to 24.
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