Cambodia Chooses Law Over Military Force for Dispute Resolution: UNCLOS as Path to Peace
Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a statement on utilizing dispute resolution mechanisms under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). The nation emphasizes its preference for legal and negotiated peaceful settlements over military force, underscoring a commitment to international law and stability.
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