PH ‘categorically rejects’ Beijing claims on South China Sea award: It’s final, binding
The Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs has "categorically rejected" statements from the Chinese Embassy belittling the 2016 arbitral ruling on the South China Sea, asserting the award is final, binding, and an "unassailable part of international law."
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