Cambodia Initiates UNCLOS Conciliation with Thailand Over Maritime Dispute
Cambodia has initiated compulsory conciliation proceedings against Thailand under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) following Thailand's unilateral withdrawal from a 25-year bilateral memorandum of understanding. The move aims to resolve disputes over maritime border demarcation and resource sharing, with Thailand agreeing to participate, paving the way for peaceful resolution.
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