Law of the Sea is a body
of international law that
concerns the principles and rules of
which public entities, especially states, interact in maritime matters, including navigational rights, sea mineral rights, and coastal waters jurisdiction.
The Law of the Sea sets down a series of rules that regulate the
entitlement of coastal states to maritime zones, their rights and
duties within these zones and how the boundaries of each zone should be
established.
GENERAL
OVERVIEW ON THE IMPORTANCE OF SEA
We can make a long list of how the sea (ocean) and marine
lifeare important to us. Did you know the
Oceans cover greater than 70% of the earth’s surface? They contain 99% of
theliving space on earth! Without this space for organisms to survive, there would
be five fewer phyla of animals on the earth. Perhaps this is the most important
reason to protect the sea.
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