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To further assert its sovereignty over disputed waters in the South China Sea , China has issued a regulation that authorizes the arrest of “foreigners” in the disputed maritime territories following the Philippine civilian mission to the West Philippine Sea that ended on Friday.
“Foreigners suspected of illegally passing China’s borders can be held for up to 60 days,” the newspaper stated. Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson for the WPS Commodore Jay Tarriela called China’s directive “illegal.” Besides, Tarriela said it can be considered harassment if China arrests civilians from other countries.
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