Cambodia Leverages UNCLOS in Maritime Dispute with Thailand: Asserting Sovereignty and Resource Rights
The Cambodian government is increasingly adopting an approach based on international law, specifically the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), to resolve the maritime dispute over the Overlapping Claims Area (OCA) of approximately 26,000 square kilometers with Thailand. This strategy aims to address public concerns and secure national sovereignty and resource rights.
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