The South China Sea has long been the cause of a territorial dispute between China, the Philippines and other nations. With the step up of military operations, there are fears that the area is becoming a flashpoint. An international tribunal this week ruled that Beijing’s expansive territorial claims carry no legal or historical basis. Yet China says it will not abide by the ruling.
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Folge vom 13.07.2016World in Progress: South China Sea Ruling not likely to settle dispute
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Folge vom 13.07.2016World in Progress: Jamaican gay rights activist Maurice TomlinsonGay rights activist Maurice Tomlinson was a respected lawyer in his native Jamaica. But he had to flee the country after several death threats because of his homosexuality. Jamaica is one of the most dangerous countries in the world to be gay. Tomlinson is now based in Canada and continues his work.
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