The  said yesterday it will take  to an tribunal under the  (UNCLOS) on a series of involving the . The Philippines and China are involved in a variety of disputes in the South China Sea along with and members , , and . The current chair of ASEAN, Brunei, has stated it seeks a legally-binding "code of conduct" for the disputes. 
The Philippines said yesterday it will take China to an tribunal under the United Nations (UNCLOS) on a series of territorial disputes involving the South China Sea . The Philippines and China are involved in a variety of disputes in the South China Sea along with Taiwan and ASEAN members Brunei, Malaysia, and Vietnam . The current chair of ASEAN, Brunei, has stated it seeks a legally-binding "code of conduct" for the disputes. Sister links
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