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The Fenway Park clock read "9:36" Monday night, just like it had two years before.
And, as was the case 712 days prior at almost that identical time, Jonathan Papelbon emerged from the Red Sox' bullpen ready to save the game and day for his team.
But while the figure which jogged to the mound in the Red Sox' 7-4 win over the Orioles might have appeared to be the same player, the incident that transpired in the minutes leading up to 10 p.m. two years before helped present a different person and player.
Two years from the time Papelbon was called upon to claim his 35th save of the season, Monday night, almost to the minute, the pitcher's career was pushed down a detour that landed him in his current lot in life.
On the 1,027th pitch of his first full season in the major leagues, Papelbon experienced a subluxation of his right pitching shoulder. It would end his 2006 campaign, along with the old way he viewed the life of a professional pitcher.
"Of course it was scary," said Papelbon of the season-ending injury. "It's scary. It's your career and your livelihood, and anytime that is jeopardy you're scared."
To say it scared Papelbon straight wouldn't be inaccurate in the least, a fact confirmed by the man who was first to the pitcher's aid on the mound that night on Sept. 1, 2006, Red Sox trainer Paul Lessard.
"The problem is with young guys, because they are better than guys at their level, they get here and all of a sudden they realize they are the same talent-wise. That's why young guys sometimes don't know how to work to maintain at this level," Lessard said. "That being said, (Papelbon) never had to do shoulder exercises or total body strengthening because his talent level was so much higher. Now, all of a sudden, it was the same.
"He's learned how to maintain once he got stronger in terms of what he needs to do to maintain his body. It's hard for any young guy to understand that you have to maintain."
It is a notion that Papelbon has come to fully comprehend, partly because of the shock that came with that night in '06, and also due to the constant reminders from the Red Sox training staff.
Every single day, Sox assistant trainer Mike Reinold makes certain that Papelbon's shoulder is run through a series of strength tests to see if the conditioning work done by the pitcher to that point has continued to take root.
Papelbon said that he has never allowed the doubts regarding a return to reliability creep into his head ("I'm not a doubtful person"), but that can at least partially be attributed to the due diligence by all participants throughout the past two years.
"The fact he got through last year unscathed and without interruption gave us some freedom to use him like we have this year," said Red Sox pitching coach John Farrell. "You look at his ability to maintain his power of his stuff, and the command of his fastball clearly indicates his shoulder is healthy and he is staying committed to the work plan that he needs."
It is a reality that the numbers bear out.
Papelbon is pitching more than a year ago, but getting stronger as he advances through the season's final months. He hasn't given up an earned run in his 15 appearances since the All-Star break, a span in which he also hasn't walked a batter.
This after the 27-year-old had already entered the game in the eighth inning three more times than a year ago (10 games), while pitching on back-to-back days almost double the instances of '07 (15-7).
Papelbon's swings and misses are down this year – getting whiffs just 25.2 percent of the time compared to 33.6 percent in '07 – but his ERA is lower after having come within one-third of an inning of his total workload for last regular season.
Monday night offered another one of those reminders -- one more save and one more chance to prove the more things have changed the more Papelbon has remained the same.
"You always, as a player, get content at times when things are going well, and for me my job is to not be content and satisfied, and keep plugging along," Papelbon explained. "I think satisfaction and contentment are an athlete's worst enemy. I try to remind myself of that."
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Then comes word there's another suspected terrorist, also wearing a gas mask, also probably contaminated, who got off the train and is now several blocks away.
This was the scenario that played out Sunday in Sodo in an interagency training exercise involving more than 400 police and fire personnel from King, Snohomish and Pierce counties.
Amtrak provided the train. Fire cadets played the victims. Responders — paramedics and members of hazardous-materials and SWAT teams — played themselves.
"They don't know what the drill's about," Seattle Fire Department spokesman Kyle Moore said before it began.
"Victims" were washed down with fire hoses. A black armored SWAT vehicle rolled up to the train, disgorging team members who flooded the car where the terrorist was holed up.
Observers, identified by yellow vests, tracked and recorded the action, based on an all-too-real event: a sarin attack on the Tokyo subway in 1995 that killed 13.
The drill, two years in planning, was funded with a $300,000 grant from the federal Department of Homeland Security.
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Among other things, the exercise's planners wanted to see how effectively professionals from different disciplines and departments worked together when presented with a complicated, fast-changing, dangerous situation.
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The drill will be documented and analyzed in a report that should be finished within the next two months.
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Septoplasty/sinus Surgery. Ireland, IE
Last October i underwent surgery to correct my sinus's and to reverse damage to my nose, which resulted in small lumps forming on the bridge of my nose following an accident. I was suffering with severe migraines and constant tension in my head. I cant even put into words the difference the... READ MORE
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Hi RS! I am scheduled for a septum and turbinate reduction in 2 days. I have never been able to breathe through my nose very well, and as a result have been a mouth breather. You will often catch me zoning out with my mouth hanging open. Not cute. Working out is challenging because you... READ MORE
SeptoRhinoplasty & Turbinate Reduction ? - Iran
I had Septoplasty - Rhinoplasty & Turbinate Reduction around 2 months ago, and the turbinates in one nostril are still quite enlarged and i asked my surgeon about it and he said, i should give it 6 months to wait for the final results.... I would like to hear from some nasal surgeons if... READ MORE
So Not Worth The Money - Henderson, NV
I wanted a lower angle and a straighter and more symmetrical nose. Dr. Khorsandi assured me that he would be able to accomplish all these goals during the pre-surgery consultation. However, to make a long story short, he did not accomplish any of these goals. Also, he was very nice before the... READ MORE
~Highly Recommended Relief Correcting my Nasal Breathing Problems~Beverly Hills, CA
You can trust Dr. Robert Kotler. You can respect him and his whole staff as well. I adore him! His administrator Mary deserves praise as well. I felt completely safe and cared for by her during my follow-ups. Every individual that helps run his office is respectable. I am grateful and pleased... READ MORE
23, London, Septoplasty/Fess/Deviated Septum - London, GB
For two years I could only breath out of one nostril, the other or neither. After deciding that the cons of using a nasal decongestant spray for such a period of time probably is going to kick me in the ass one day I bit the bullet. I'm currently sitting in bed feeling a bit miserable as over... READ MORE
Dr. Most--Excellent Job Done - Stanford, CA
Dr. Most is not only professional, but also extremely kind and understanding of what the patient wants and needs. I was beyond satisfied with his work and the beautiful job he did on my nose. I can breathe with ease now and the bump on the bridge of my nose was fixed--which did not alter my... READ MORE
Septoplasty (Deviated Septum) & Bilteral Turbinectomy (Submucous Resection) W/ Genioplasty - Washington, DC
After moving to DC I began to suffer recurring sinus infections- about 1 every other month or so. Symptoms between infections aligned w/allergies/rhinitis, but after 2.5 yrs, 4 specialists, 3mo high-dose antibiotic therapy, 3-4 rounds of injectable skin/blood allergy tests, 4 CT scans, steroids... READ MORE
Deviated Septum - Fort Worth, TX
My septum was severely deviated with 100% blockage on one side and 30% on the other side making it very hard for me to breathe. My septum was zig zagged because the left side was deviated at the bottom of the nose while the right side was deviated at the top. I finally saw an ENT who referred me... READ MORE
Breathing Problem Has Been Solved! - Southfield, MI
I spent the majority of my life having never felt what it's like to clearly breathe through both nostrils at the same time. Dr. Carron recommended a turbinate reduction/septoplasty procedure to cure my breathing issues. After witnessing the satisfaction of my father and sister upon the... READ MORE
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39 Year Old Male, Physician Assistant - Mcallen, TX
As a teenager, I suffered a nose fracture while playing soccer resulting in septum deviation. During my military service I injured my nose several times as well. I suffered from mouth breathing due to hypertrophic turbinates for 25 years. I highly admire and thank Dr. Carlos Ayala for performing... READ MORE
25 Years Old, 1 Kid, and 1 Septoplasty - New Albany, IN
My motivation to get this procedure done was due to my inability to breath thoroughly through my nostrils as well as my yearlong sinus infections. I have always been a mouth-breather which caused snoring, dry-mouth, and problems while running marathons. After dealing with these problems all of... READ MORE
45 Years Old Septoplasty - Skilled Surgeon. New York City, NY
Great experience. I had breathing issues for many years. After many years or my internist punting off as "allergies" I decided to take matters in my own care and sought out an ENT. The ENT advised me that i had structural issues with my nose and referred me to Dr Kwak. Dr Kwak took time to... READ MORE
Had Several Procedures Done to Correct Severe Sleep Apnea. - Kirkland, WA
Cons: I had a couple of minor administrative challenges prior to my surgery. Relatively painful and unpleasant recovery for about a week. Pros: Sleep apnea cured! I can sleep through the night and wake up rested! My wife says I no longer choke or stop breathing several times per night. ... READ MORE
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I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Dara Liotta. Her professionalism, skill and personality are top notch. I lived 30 years with a severely deviated septum and was never able to breathe through my nose, on top of having sinus issues and pain. The last few years things had gotten worse and... READ MORE
20 Yr. Old Terrible Sinuses, Puffy Nose, and Hump on Bridge and Chubby Cheeks. I Am So Thankful for Dr. Elam - Newport Beach, CA
I always had an extremely sensitive nose, my sinuses were a daily issue and would make my nose very puffy. I had always been self conscious about the hump on my bridge, but with the sinuses and my puffy nose on top of that, I was really becoming fed up about the way my nose looked. When I came... READ MORE
Nose Reconstruction After Cartilage Collapse - Davis, CA
He is amazing, he knew exactly what to do after a very thorough exam. He took cartilage from my ear to reconstruct my nose (which was completely collapsed on the left side and partially collapsed on the right side). After only one month I can breathe very well out of both nostrils and he says it... READ MORE
Septo/Rhinoplasty with Turbinate Reduction - Aurora, CO
I had a septo/rhinoplasty with a turbinate reduction 6 weeks ago. I had a deviated septum, nasal valve collapse and enlarged turbinates which disabled me to breathe thru my nose. After years of treating it like allergies, i finally decided to go to an ENT specialist to get a second opinion on... READ MORE
46 Years Old, One Daughter - Dekalb, IL
I wanted to breathe better. I was also snoring a lot. Since the procedure I had fantastic results. My breathing is much better. I don't get as tired as quickly. I sleep better at night. I also feel better rested when I wake up. I don't snore anymore either!! To top it off, my nose looks better... READ MORE
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WINDOW WATCH LIVE: Luca Toni keen to join up with pal Zola at West Ham... Plus all of Thursday's hot gossip
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LATEST: Alvaro Negredo - another Real Madrid striker on Tottenham Hotspur's radar this summer - could be on his way to Zenit St Petersburg, with the Russian club willing to splash out £13m on a player who returned to the Bernabeu for just £4.25m from Almeria in June. The 23-year-old, who has also been linked to Liverpool and Roma, is primed to leave the Bernabeu.
On the move? Luca Toni (left) has been linked with West Ham
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- Liverpool are understood to be one of a number of Barclays Premier League clubs interested in Dynamo Moscow centre-back Leandro Fernandez. The Argentine, who played as his side lost 2-0 to Celtic in the Champions League third qualifying round on Wednesday night, would not need a work permit as he has an Italian passport. Arsenal, Aston Villa, Everton and West Ham are also said to monitoring the situation.
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What does it mean to 'internationalize' a maritime dispute? Accusations of 'internationalization' of the maritime disputes in the South China Sea have been strident over the past weeks, most recently from the 18 April 2016 Joint Communique of the Foreign Ministers of the Russian Federation, the Republic of India, and the People's Republic of China, which stressed that "Russia, India and China are committed to maintaining a legal order for the seas and oceans based on the principles of international law, as reflected notably in the UN Convention on the Law of Sea (UNCLOS). All related disputes should be addressed through negotiations and agreements between the parties concerned. In this regard the Ministers called for full respect of all provisions of UNCLOS, as well as the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea (DOC) and the Guidelines for the implementation of the DOC." (Joint Communique, para. 21). Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov was also reported to have observed to Chinese media in Moscow during the Russia-China-India April 2016 trilateral summit that "[attempts to internationalize the issue] are completely counterproductive. Only negotiations, which China and the ASEAN are pursuing, can bring the desired result; namely, mutually acceptable agreements" – a sentiment echoed by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi who was also reported to have voiced his opposition to the 'internationalization' of the South China Sea dispute on the basis of the Philippines' "unilaterally-proposed arbitration case". Chinese President Xi Jinping reiterated the call for negotiations only between the states involved, reportedly implying nations outside the region such as the United States have "no role in regional disputes". The Russia-China-India trilateral statement came one week after the G7 Summit in Hiroshima, Japan, yielded the April 11, 2016 G7 Foreign Ministers' Statement on Maritime Security, which stated, among others, that the G7 "express[es]… strong opposition to any intimidating, coercive or provocative unilateral actions that could alter the status quo and increase tensions, and urge all states to refrain from such actions as land reclamations including large scale ones, building of outposts, as well as their use for military purposes and to act in accordance with international law including the principles of freedoms of navigation and overflight. In areas pending final delimitation, we underline the importance of coastal states refraining from unilateral actions that cause permanent physical change to the marine environment insofar as such actions jeopardize or hamper the reaching of the final agreement, as well as the importance of making every effort to enter into provisional arrangements of a practical nature, in those areas." (G7 Statement, para. 5). Read the rest of this entry…
Killing by Omission
On Monday, the Forensic Architecture team at Goldsmith College, London, published Death by Rescue. The report exposes a rather complex set of facts, but the basic argument is as simple as it is alarming.
Operation Triton, facilitated by Europe's border security agency, Frontex, began on 1 November 2014 and is mandated to enforce Italy's maritime border. Triton replaced an earlier and much wider Italian Navy operation, Mare Nostrum, which began in October 2013 and was mandated to save migrant lives beyond Italy's territorial waters. When EU officials decided on the more limited scope of Triton, they knew their decision would result in the drowning of numerous migrants. As one Frontex official wryly noted, "the withdrawal of naval assets from the area, if not properly planned and announced well in advance, would likely result in a higher number of fatalities." But the European Commission turned a blind eye – leading to a spike in migrant deaths, which the authors, Charles Heller and Lorenzo Pezzani meticulously document.
From a legal perspective, this set of circumstances raises the question whether the migrants' rights were violated, and if so, whether EU actors can be held legally accountable. In my view, the report exposes no illegal activity by European agents, either at the operational or at the policymaking level. Perhaps more troubling, the report raises the specter of unaccountable violence ingrained in the very structure of international law. If international law is somehow to blame for circumstances that made these utterly preventable deaths possible, then perhaps it is law itself that should be indicted.
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To explain what I mean by that, several rather theoretical remarks are required.
In common law countries, one of the first things law students learn is that law imposes no duties of rescue upon individuals qua individuals. The classical jurisprudence on this includes comically macabre examples. A characteristic hypothetical describes a bystander witnessing a drowning baby. Law professors often use the initially astonishing absence of a duty of rescue to illustrate a basic tenet of legal positivism: the distinction between legal and moral prescription (or "the separation thesis"). Students are expected to adopt this distinction as a second nature. Rescuing the drowning stranger, they are comforted, is morally required. Of course, there are important exceptions to the general absence of a duty of recue. The basic point nevertheless stands: law does not impose a duty of rescue. Law does not always follow moral prescription. Read the rest of this entry…
A New Theory for Enforcing ICJ Judgments? The World Court's 17 March 2016 Judgments on Preliminary Objections in Nicaragua v. Colombia
The International Court of Justice simultaneously issued two intriguing judgments on 17 March 2016, both involving applications filed by Nicaragua against Colombia, and both of which have some nexus to the Court's 19 November 2012 Judgment in Territorial and Maritime Dispute (Nicaragua v. Colombia). To recall, the Court in its 2012 Judgment had affirmed Colombia's sovereignty over seven islands, drawn a single maritime boundary delimiting the continental shelf and exclusive economic zones of Nicaragua and Colombia, and rejected Nicaragua's request to have Colombia declared in breach of international law for allegedly denying Nicaragua's access to natural resources to the east of the 82nd meridian. (2012 Judgment, dispositif, para. 251)
Thereafter, Nicaragua instituted two Applications on matters appearing to flow from, but alleged to be extraneous to, the Court's 2012 maritime delimitation Judgment. In its 2013 Application in Alleged Violations of Sovereign Rights and Maritime Spaces in the Caribbean Sea (Nicaragua v. Colombia) [hereafter, "Application on Sovereign Rights and Maritime Spaces Violations"], Nicaragua alleged, among others, that Colombia violated Nicaragua's rights pertaining to maritime zones defined under the Court's 2012 maritime delimitation Judgment and that Colombia had also breached the obligation not to use or threaten to use force. On the other hand, in its 2013 Application in Question of the Delimitation of the Continental Shelf between Nicaragua and Colombia beyond 200 Nautical Miles from the Nicaraguan Coast (Nicaragua v. Colombia) [hereafter, "Continental Shelf beyond 200 NM Application"], Nicaragua requested the Court to declare "the precise course of the maritime boundary between Nicaragua and Colombia in the areas of the continental shelf which appertain to them beyond the boundaries determined by the Court in its Judgment of 19 November 2012" [hereafter, "first Request"], as well as "the principles and rules of international law that determine the rights and duties of the two States in relation to the area of overlapping continental shelf claims and the use of its resources, pending the delimitation of the boundary between them beyond 200 nautical miles from Nicaragua's coast." [hereafter, "second Request"] (Continental Shelf beyond 200 NM Application, para. 12).
At the core of Colombia's preliminary objections in both cases was the argument that the Court had already resolved the alleged matters in the 2012 Judgment, and accordingly, incidents related to these matters thereafter ought to be enforced under the canonical rule in Article 94(2) of the UN Charter ("[i]f any party to a case fails to perform the obligations incumbent upon it under a judgment rendered by the Court, the other party may have recourse to the Security Council, which may, if it deems necessary, make recommendations or decide upon measures to be taken to give effect to the judgment."). Nicaragua's theory was essentially based on the characterization of fresh disputes with Colombia that may have some factual/legal nexus with the 2012 Judgment, but were, ultimately, left undetermined or outside the purview of the 2012 Judgment. It is highly interesting to see how this theory mainly prevailed in the Court's 17 March 2016 Judgment on Preliminary Objections in Alleged Violations of Sovereign Rights and Maritime Spaces in the Caribbean Sea (Nicaragua v. Colombia) [hereafter, "Sovereign Rights and Maritime Spaces Violations Judgment on Preliminary Objections"] and its 17 March 2016 Judgment on Preliminary Objections in the Question of the Delimitation of the Continental Shelf Between Nicaragua and Colombia Beyond 200 Nautical Miles from the Nicaraguan Coast (Nicaragua v. Colombia) [hereafter, "Continental Shelf beyond 200 NM Judgment on Preliminary Objections"]. The Court's unprecedented acceptance of jurisdiction for certain claims in both of these Nicaraguan applications certainly provoke new lines of inquiry on lines of demarcation between issues of enforcement of the Court's judgments, and related but separate claims that could be instituted fresh with the Court, without triggering the rule on enforcing ICJ judgments through the more political forum of the Security Council. How was the Court able to assume jurisdiction in these cases, and what do these decisions bode for the settled rule on the finality of the Court's judgments?
Japan's New Optional Clause Declaration at the ICJ: A Pre-Emptive Strike?
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It was reported yesterday that Japan has submitted a new reservation to its declaration recognizing the compulsory jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice (ICJ). The new reservation, which is not yet available on the Court's website, apparently seeks to exclude disputes relating to living marine resources from the Court's jurisdiction. According to a fact sheet from Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Japan considers that such disputes should instead be heard under the dispute settlement provisions of the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea.
This is an interesting, if not surprising, development. In March 2014, the ICJ held in Whaling in the Antarctic (Australia v. Japan) that Japan's authorization of special permits for the killing of whales in connection with the research program known as JARPA II did not comply with Article VIII of the International Convention on the Regulation of Whaling (ICRW). Article VIII, paragraph 1, provides that "any Contracting Government may grant to any of its nationals a special permit authorizing that national to kill, take and treat whales for purposes of scientific research subject to such restrictions as to number and subject to such other conditions as the Contracting Government thinks fit". Whaling that is authorized by special permit under Article VIII is exempt from other restrictions imposed by the ICRW regime, including the moratorium on commercial whaling that has been in place since the 1980s.
Are Human Rights Hurting Migrants at Sea?
Every year hundreds of thousands of irregular migrants, including asylum seekers and refugees, cross the Mediterranean Sea to enter Europe. More than 200.000 are thought to have crossed in 2014, reaching the coasts of Italy, Greece, Spain, Malta and Cyprus.
The reasons for the crossing are obvious. Some migrants flee conflict and persecution; others simply seek a better life in Europe. Regardless of motivations, crossing is not without perils. The UNHCR estimates that 3.500 lives were lost in 2014 while more than two thousand people have died since 1 January 2015.
After more than 300 migrants drowned near the island of Lampedusa in 2013, the Italian Government established the so-called Operation Mare Nostrum. Mare Nostrum was a humanitarian success. The International Organization for Migration applauded the "heroic work of Italy's maritime forces", which rescued some 100.000 people between 2013 and 2014. Despite widespread praise, Mare Nostrum ended in October 2014.
In its place, the European Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders of the Member States of the European Union (known by the more palatable name Frontex) established operation Triton. Read the rest of this entry…
Mauritius v. UK: Chagos Marine Protected Area Unlawful
On 1 April 2010, the UK declared the world's largest Marine Protected Area (MPA) around the Chagos Archipelago. The Archipelago is one of 14 remaining British overseas territories, administered by the UK as the British Indian Ocean Territory (BIOT). In contrast to other British overseas territories such as the Falklands/Malvinas and Gibraltar, BIOT is not on the UN list of non-self-governing territories. There is currently no permanent local population because the UK cleared the archipelago of the Chagossians between 1968 and 1973.
Mauritius and the UK both claim sovereignty over the Chagos Archipelago. The largest island of the Chagos Archipelago – Diego Garcia – has since the late 1960s housed the most important US military base in the Indian Ocean. The UK leased the island for defense purposes to the US in 1966, prior to Mauritian independence in 1968. The 50-year lease of Diego Garcia is due to be renewed in 2016.
In the Matter of the Chagos Marine Protected Area Arbitration (Mauritius v. UK), a tribunal constituted under Annex VII of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) issued its award on 18 March 2015. The tribunal found that the UK's declaration of the MPA disregarded Mauritius' rights, rendering the MPA unlawful. The award raises the prospect that the renewal of the lease in 2016 will require the UK to meaningfully consult Mauritius.
Mauritius made four submissions to the tribunal:
First: The UK was not entitled to declare a MPA because it was not a coastal state under UNCLOS (the 'sovereignty claim', according to the UK)
Second: The UK was prevented from unilaterally declaring the MPA due to Mauritius' rights as a coastal state under UNCLOS
Third: The UK may not take any steps to prevent the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf from making recommendations to Mauritius in respect of any full submission to the Commission that Mauritius may make
Fourth: The UK's declaration of the MPA was incompatible with substantive and procedural obligations under UNCLOS
The jurisdictional part of the award is centered on whether the four submissions concern the 'interpretation or application of UNCLOS' under Article 288 UNCLOS. This blog entry concentrates on the merits as regards the Fourth Submission. Read the rest of this entry…
The Jurisdictional Rubicon: Scrutinizing China's Position Paper on the South China Sea Arbitration – Part I
On December 7, 2014, China officially published its Position Paper "on the Matter of Jurisdiction in the South China Sea Arbitration initiated by the Republic of the Philippines" [hereafter, "China Position Paper"]. The China Position Paper was issued two days after the US State Department issued its December 5, 2014 Limits in the Seas No. 143 Report, "China: Maritime Claims in the South China Sea", authored by its Office of Ocean and Polar Affairs and Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs [hereafter, "US State Department Report"]. The US State Department Report concludes, in particular, that: "unless China clarifies that the dashed-line claim reflects only a claim to islands within that line and any maritime zones that are generated from those land features in accordance with the international law of the sea, as reflected in the [UN Convention on the Law of the Sea/UNCLOS], its dashed-line claim does not accord with the international law of the sea." (US State Department Report, p. 24). China's 7 December 2014 Position Paper provides its first official, public, and certainly most authoritative clarification of its arguments and claims to date, and certainly introduces a significant dimension to the ongoing arbitration proceedings. Vietnam is reported to have filed a (hitherto-undisclosed) statement to the Annex VII arbitral tribunal, asking the latter to take into account its legal interests while also refuting China's claims. Although the China Position Paper explicitly states that it should "not be regarded as China's acceptance of or participation in [the] arbitration" (China Position Paper, para. 2), the Annex VII tribunal is arguably not prevented from taking cognizance of the statements therein as part of China's jurisdictional objections in this dispute. China itself circulated the Position Paper to members of the arbitral tribunal, albeit stressing that it should not be construed as acceptance of, or participation in, the arbitration (Permanent Court of Arbitration 17 December 2014 Press Release). In its 22 November 2013 Provisional Measures Order in the Arctic Sunrise case (Netherlands v. Russian Federation) – a case where Russia explicitly refused to appear in the proceedings – the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) took motu proprio judicial notice of two Notes Verbale by Russia to the Netherlands, as evidence of the nature and content of Russia's jurisdictional challenge to the existence of a dispute between the parties (Arctic Sunrise Order, paras. 64-65, 68). Read the rest of this entry…
The Continental Shelf Delimitation Agreement Between Turkey and "TRNC"
Nikolaos A. Ioannidis is a PhD candidate in Public International Law at University of Bristol.
Last month, Turkey submitted a note verbaleto the Secretary-General of the United Nations setting out the geographical coordinates of its continental shelf in the Eastern Mediterranean, as established by a delimitation agreement with the "Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus" ("TRNC"). The agreement was signed on 21 September 2011 and ratified by the Turkish government on 29 June 2012. A map published by the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs depicting the agreement is pictured below. (The reasons why the "TRNC" is in quotation marks will be elaborated below.) By transmitting this document to the UN Secretary-General, Turkey sought to achieve the publication of the agreed coordinates in the Law of the Sea Bulletin (LSB), where official submissions by states regarding the law of the sea are published. Although Turkey has not acceded the UN Law of the Sea Convention ('LOSC'), it acted in accordance with article 84(2) LOSC (due publicity of charts or lists of geographical coordinates regarding continental shelf delimitation). Nonetheless, the submission of Turkey was not listed as an official deposit on the website of the Department of Oceans and the Law of the Sea (DOALOS).
The Turkish approach on the regime of islands
The delimitation agreement outlines some of Turkey's longstanding positions on the law of the sea. It deals only with the continental shelf and does not provide for the delineation of an exclusive economic zone (EEZ). While there is nothing precluding coastal states from choosing which maritime zones to claim and/or to delimitate, Turkey's choice not to delimit an EEZ with the "TRNC" alludes to the Turkish position that islands in certain regions (implying the Aegean Sea) should not be entitled to claim maritime zones of their own other than territorial sea or should have reduced capacity to generate such zones. This stance was formulated in the context of the dispute between Turkey and Greece concerning sovereignty over the maritime space of the Aegean Sea; since the 1970s, Turkey has sustained that the Aegean islands are situated on the continental shelf of Anatolia (Turkey) and, consequently, do not have a continental shelf of their own. This matter was an apple of discord between the Turkish and the Greek delegations over the course of the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea ('UNCLOS III'). In the end, by virtue of article 121(2) LOSC, the Conference recognised the rights of islands to generate maritime zones. Article 121 LOSC reflects customary law (ICJ, Nicaragua v Colombia (2012), para 139) and, accordingly, applies to non-states parties as well.
Turkey's resentment at the provisions on the regime of islands was one of the reasons it voted against and has not yet acceded to the LOSC (see Plenary Meetings 160 and 189). For the sake of clarity, it should be pointed out that when it comes to maritime delimitation, the maritime space an island can claim may be diminished depending on the circumstances (see, e.g., Anglo-French Arbitration 1977, Tunisia v Libya 1982, Black Sea Case 2009, Bangladesh/Myanmar 2012). Therefore, although in principle islands are not deprived of the rights bestowed on them by article 121 LOSC, they may not always be granted full effect in maritime boundary delimitations. However, islands cannot be denied their capacity to generate maritime zones and/or to be given decreased effect a priori;each case should be scrutinised according to its own unique terms. In any event, the Turkish argument that the Greek islands in the Aegean are located on the continental shelf of Turkey has been severely emaciated by the introduction of the EEZ concept and the prevalence of the "distance criterion" of maritime delimitation over the "geological" one. The distance criterion provides that the breadth of the maritime space afforded to a state should be calculated according to a fixed distance measured from the coast. The geological criterion, by contrast, would permit a state to claim the sea waters lying over the "natural prolongation" of its territory irrespective of the distance from its coastline. In the Nicaragua v Colombia case (2012), the ICJ put an end to the argument that one state's islands cannot have their own continental shelf because they are located on another state's continental shelf:
"The Court does not believe that any weight should be given to Nicaragua's contention that the Colombian islands are located on "Nicaragua's continental shelf". It has repeatedly made clear that geological and geomorphological considerations are not relevant to the delimitation of overlapping entitlements within 200 nautical miles of the coasts of States." (para 214).
The delimitation agreement
According to its well-established position that islands should not have the capacity to claim extended maritime zones when facing a bigger coastline, Turkey holds the view that Cyprus, being an island, has lesser effect in terms of maritime delimitation than the longer Turkish coastline, which is opposite the northern coast of Cyprus. Hence, as the agreement provides, the continental shelf delineation was carried out in accordance with equitable principles, resulting in a delimitation line closer to Cyprus at some points, which gives Turkey a more extensive maritime space than that allocated to the "TRNC". Turkey was a fervent advocate of the equitable principles/relevant circumstances method during UNCLOS III, vehemently rejecting the median line/special circumstances method (UNCLOS III, Negotiating Group 7). The "equitable principles" method, which was elaborated in the 1969 Continental Shelf cases, stipulates that all relevant factors should be considered in order to reach an equitable result; however, the Court gave no further guidance as to how such an equitable result would be reached, rendering this method equivocal. Read the rest of this entry…
China, the Philippines and Oil Rig HD-981: A New Flashpoint in the South China Sea Dispute
Tensions between China and Vietnam over the disputed Paracel islands erupted into anti-Chinese riots this week in Vietnam. The immediate cause is the positioning of a deep sea exploratory oil rig, the HD-9H1, 17 nautical miles from Triton Island, the south-western most feature of the Paracel group. It is also within 200 nautical miles of the Vietnamese coastline and therefore potentially within the EEZ of Vietnam. (The map at left shows China's claims in the South China sea as well as each country's 200-mile exclusive economic zone. Click to enlarge. Credit.)
The underlying dispute is of course whether Vietnam or China has sovereignty over these maritime features. If they do belong to China, any maritime zone they generate would be opposable to Vietnam and a maritime delimitation would be needed to sort out the respective boundaries. Is recourse to international dispute resolution – if not by consent, then initiated by Vietnam – likely in such a case?
The situation obviously has some parallels with the Philippines v China arbitration initiated under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). Indeed, such Annexe VII arbitrations under Part 15 of UNCLOS are undergoing something of a renaissance at present. Other than the Philippines v China case, there is also obviously the pending arbitration in the case of the MV Arctic Sunrise (Netherlands v Russia) – both cases in which a major power has threatened nonappearance. More positively, hearings under the auspices of the Permanent Court of Arbitration recently concluded between Mauritius and United Kingdom concerning the dispute which followed the UK's pronouncement of a marine protected area around the Chagos archipelago. The attraction of UNCLOS arbitration is that dispute resolution under the Convention is, in principle, compulsory; the downside is that it is riddled with complex exceptions. (As I have noted in a previous post.)
Could this be the next case to go to an Annexe VII Tribunal? The problems with relying on this mechanism to resolve maritime boundary disputes, or disputes concerning the underlying title to an island, are well known. Read the rest of this entry…
Mackerel War Called Off?
In November 2013 we wrote about a remarkable WTO dispute initiated by Denmark against the EU (The 'Mackerel War' Goes to the WTO). The case is remarkable because it has pitted one EU Member state against the other 27. Denmark, a member of the EU, brought the case "in respect of the Faroe Islands" which are part of Denmark, but not of the European Union.
The dispute concerns fishing quotas jointly managed by the Faroes, Iceland, Norway, Russia, and the EU under the Atlanto-Scandian Herring Management Arrangements. In annual negotiations, the parties decide on the division of the total allowable catch (TAC). In 2013 parties were unable to reach agreement, largely due to refusal to accommodate the Faroe Islands request for a larger part of the Total Allowable Catch (TAC).
When the Faroe Islands unilaterally decided to increase their catch, the EU responded by prohibiting import of herring and mackerel from the Faroe Islands. Denmark then brought a WTO dispute as well as arbitration proceedings under Annex VII of UNCLOS. In its request for consultations to the WTO, Denmark claimed the EU's response to be in breach of GATT Article I:1, V:2 and XI:1. Denmark also reserved its rights under UNCLOS.
The parties have recently settled their dispute in respect of mackerel. On 12 March 2014, the Faroe Islands, Norway and EU concluded a joint arrangement for the conservation and management of the North East Atlantic mackerel stock for the next five years. The arrangement allocated 13% of the TAC between the parties (not including Russia and Iceland) to the Faroe Islands. This is a sizeable increase compared with the 5% that had been previously allocated to the Faroese, and the proportion is set to increase again next year.
The WTO dispute, however, is centered on herring, whereas the new agreement only deals with mackerel. Pending an agreement on herring, the WTO complaint and the UNCLOS Annex VII arbitration continue, and EU Regulation 793/2013, establishing sanctions against the Faroe Islands, remains in force. Read the rest of this entry…


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