Chinese practice in public International Law: 2007 (I)

This part of the Survey covers materials reflecting Chinese practice in 2007 relating to (i) Fundamental Principles of International Law (General Position; Respect of Sovereignty and Territorial Integrity; Non-Intervention of Internal Affairs; Rule of Law at the International Level); (ii) International Peace and Security (Nuclear Policy and Nuclear Disarmament; Non-Proliferation; Against Terrorism; Prevention and Resolution of Conflicts; North Korean Nuclear Issue; Iranian Nuclear Issue; Myanmar Situation; Afghanistan Situation; Darfur Situation in Sudan; Haiti Situation); (iii) China's Territorial Integrity (Taiwan; Tibet; Xisha Islands and Nansha Islands; Diaoyu Islands); (iv) International Law of the Sea (Delimitation of East China Sea; Okinotori Reef (Chongzhiniao Jiao); Delimitation of the Outer Limits of Continental Shelf beyond 200 nautical miles; International Seabed Authority; Navigation; Pollution from Vessels); (v) International Law of the Outer Space (Peaceful Use of the Outer Space; Application and Interpretation of the Outer Space Treaty in China's Courts); (vi) Individuals in International Law (Nationality; North Korean Asylum-seekers in China; Diplomatic Protection and Consular Protection; Expulsion of Aliens).