By remaining outside the Convention, we give up the firmer foundation of treaty law for navigational rights vital to our global mobility.
Michael G. Mullen: “By remaining outside the Convention, we give up the firmer foundation of treaty law for navigational rights vital to our…”
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Mullen highlights national security risks of not joining the Law of the Sea Convention.
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