The maritime dispute between Ireland and the United Kingdom (UK) has been a complex and contentious issue for many years. At its core, the disagreement revolves around the territorial boundaries and fishing rights in the waters surrounding both nations. This article aims to delve into the roots of the conflict, examine the arguments put forth by each side, evaluate the relevant international laws and treaties, assess the economic implications for the fishing industries, and explore potential solutions through negotiation and mediation efforts.
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Ireland maritime claim about outer limits of the exclusive economic zone and outer limits of its continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles from the baselines of territorial sea
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View More Ireland maritime claim about outer limits of the exclusive economic zoneThe MOX Plant Case (Ireland v. United Kingdom), Provisional Measures
On 9 November 2001, a Request for the prescription of provisional measures, pending the constitution of the arbitral tribunal provided for in Annex VII to the Convention, was filed with the Registry of the Tribunal by Ireland, pursuant to article 290, paragraph 5, of the Convention concerning the “dispute” between Ireland and the United Kingdom “concerning the MOX plant, international movements of radioactive materials, and the protection of the marine environment of the Irish Sea”. A copy of a document dated 25 October 2001 instituting arbitral proceedings against the United Kingdom was appended to the Request. Ireland’s Request was entered in the List of cases as Case No. 10.
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