I think that this is a classic case of Beijing seeking to exploit the inherent rights and freedoms of maritime user states in UNCLOS, without accepting the limitations and the responsibilities of UNCLOS members.
Russel discusses China's exploitation of maritime rights under UNCLOS while avoiding its responsibilities.
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