The Philippines on Friday denounced China 's alleged assault of Vietnamese fishermen in the South China Sea, where Manila and Beijing are also locked in violent confrontations that have led to fears of armed conflict.

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Philippines condemns China attack of Vietnamese fishermen

Vietnam said that Chinese law enforcement officers had beaten 10 fishermen and seized their gear. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Philippines accuses China of assaulting Vietnamese fishermen in South China Sea

manila, philippines — The Philippines on Friday denounced China 's alleged assault of Vietnamese fishermen in the South China Sea, where Manila and Beijing are also locked in violent confrontations that have led to fears of armed conflict.
Vietnam has accused "Chinese law enforcement forces" of beating the 10 fishermen with iron bars and robbing them Sunday of thousands of dollars' worth of fish and equipment off the Paracel Islands.
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The National Security Council of the Philippines (NSC) on Friday condemned the recent attack by Chinese law enforcers on a Vietnamese fishing boat in the South China Sea.

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PH slams China’s ‘violent, illegal’ actions against Vietnamese fishermen

The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Friday denounced the use of force in the South China Sea after Vietnamese fishermen were beaten up by Chinese maritime law enforcers. The DFA told reporters it is aware of the Sept. 29 incident where 10 Vietnamese fishermen fishing in the waters of Paracel Islands were allegedly beaten up […]...Keep on reading: PH hits China bullying of Vietnamese fishers

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PH hits China bullying of Vietnamese fishers

The Department of Foreign Affairs has urged Vietnam and China to exercise self-restraint in matters related to the disputed South China Sea.

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DFA calls for self-restraint after Chinese attack on Vietnamese fishermen

MANILA (Reuters) -     The Philippines accused Chinese maritime officials on Friday of carrying out an "unjustified assault" on Vietnamese fishermen in the contested waters of the South China Sea, adding its voice to a fraught dispute over the confrontation. Vietnam said this week that Chinese law enforcement officers had beaten 10 fishermen and seized their gear while they were working last Sunday near the Chinese-controlled Paracel Islands, wh…

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Manila condemns PRC attack on Vietnamese fishers

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines on Friday denounced China's alleged assault of Vietnamese fishermen in the South China Sea, where Manila and Beijing are also locked in violent confrontations that have led to fears of armed conflict. Vietnam has accused "Chinese law enforcement forces" of beating the 10 fishermen with iron bars and robbing them of thousands of dollars' worth of fish and equipment on Sunday off the Paracel Islands. A Chinese…

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The Philippines has reaffirmed its position against the use of force in the disputed South China Sea after Chinese law enforcement personnel reportedly attacked Vietnamese fishermen over the weekend.

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Philippines calls for 'genuine self-restraint' after Chinese attack on Vietnamese fishers

The People's Republic of China is accused of continuing its bully tactics in the South China Sea after it allegedly crashed government-owned vessels into a Vietnamese fishing boat. Seven of the ten fishermen onboard were assaulted and injured, while three sustained severe injuries, resulting in broken limbs.

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