Cambodia Pursues UNCLOS for Dispute Resolution, Opting for Law and Dialogue
Cambodia has reiterated its commitment to resolving disputes through international law and dialogue, rather than force. The utilization of conciliation under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) is emphasized as a signal of its intent to seek peaceful resolutions over confrontation.
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