162. Freedom of navigation and jurisdiction over foreign ships on the high seas.
162. Freedom of navigation and jurisdiction over foreign ships on the high seas.
International Law and Foreign Relations (Volume 61 (2018)) | Commentary
The high seas are open to navigation by ships of all states whether coastal or land-locked1. No state may interfere with the ships
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