英文摘要 |
In recent years, the United States has advocated freedom of navigation programs around the world, challenging countries that excessively claim territorial water sovereignty, including China and Taiwan. When the United States exercises its right to freedom of navigation in various sea areas of the world, the conflict has become a legal issue worthy of discussion. This research starts from the history of the right to freedom of navigation, through the relevant provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, analyzes the content and policies of the U.S. Freedom of Navigation Program, and discusses possible pros and cons and its impact on the sovereignty of China and Taiwan’s territorial waters. This study suggests that the United States’ freedom of navigation program should not only comply with the provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, but should also reduce its military nature through diplomatic channels, communicate more with other countries which have excessive claims, and avoid possible diplomacy and military affairs conflict, especially the tensions with China. Taiwan must also adjust the application of domestic laws and international convention to take into account Taiwan-US relations and strive to maintain the peaceful and stable development of the Taiwan Strait and the region. |