The Law of International Spaces |
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHAPTER | 2 |
G The Delimitation of Submarine Areas | 15 |
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29 April absence of territorial According to Article Accordingly acts adjacency admissibility adopted agreement aircraft airspace American Antarctic Treaty Antarctica applies appropriation Arctic Ocean areas authority basis breadth carried celestial bodies claim coastal concerning Conference conformity Consequently Considering constitutes Contiguous Zone continental shelf Convention cosmic spaces Court December deep seabed delimitation determines effective control entitled establishment exclusive jurisdiction exercise expeditions exploration extends flag jurisdiction force foreign freedom Geneva genuine link Government hand high seas indicates interests International Law Commission international regime international spaces islands land territory legal status limit London maritime military Moreover national spaces nature navigation nuclear observation outer space Parties peaceful persons polar regions present principle problem prohibition prohibition of territorial provides recognizes regards regulation Report requires rule scientific seabed and subsoil sector ships space and celestial space stations spacecraft strategic submarine territorial sea territorial sovereignty United Nations validity weapons