China Slams 'Outsiders' Canada-US For Emboldening Philippines 'South China Sea Not a Hunting Ground'

China criticized Canada for backing the Philippines on alleged South China Sea sovereignty violations. On December 9 and 10, Chinese and Philippine vessels were embroiled in multiple clashes in the South China Sea. China said Canada has “emboldened the Philippines’ violation of China’s sovereignty”. Canada had denounced the Chinese actions "against Philippine civilian and government vessels in the South China Sea." The United States has also voiced opposition to the run-ins and sided with the Philippines.

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00:00 - INTRODUCTION
01:48 - CHINA-CANADA TENSIONS
02:50 - SPAT BETWEEN XI JINPING AND JUSTIN TRUDEAU
05:03 - CHINA-PHILIPPINE CONFLICT
05:53 - "CHINA, VIETNAM MUST OPPOSE ATTEMPT TO MESS UP ASIA-PACIFIC"

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[arnabchatterjee]

Phillipines has the right to defend itself 🇮🇳 🇵🇭

[AhmetTekin]

China 🇨🇳 is an outsider of the South China Sea.
- The Hague Tribunal in 2016 ruled that China had no ownership in the SCS.

[johnwoods]

Canada, as always, has my full support.

[lemuelcarbon]

Even elementary students know how absurd their 9 dash line claim. Oh its 10 dash line now isnt it?

[annabelleabella]

Go Canada. Help the Philippines like US Japan Australia..

[gabrielle]

China criticizing Canada of "violating international laws"? What an irony

[bobbywinson]

It's clear that Scarborough shoal and second Thomas shoal is part of Philippine eez and China has no legal basis to claim this area... Might versus right,

[mulanayquezonagricultureco]

China sovereignty? It was never a Chinese territory! China illegally occupying Philippine EZZ!

[lastChang]

Do words from the Chinese 🇨🇳 regime have any value anymore?
Too much rubbish has been pouring out of that regime.

[herminiabaldisimo]

What a shame!!! Intruding someone' s territory..Monster leader

[dustintacohands]

I’m amazed how much the Chinese disrespects the Philippines

[ArabicReja]

*The international law* is very clear on the South China Sea:
- parts of it belong to some ASEAN countries including the Philippines 🇵🇭,
- the rest of it is the international water,
- no part of it belongs to China🇨🇳 or Taiwan🇹🇼.

[nilodeslate]

Respect to international laws will bring peace. China should learn how to act as " big brother"

[mmmfilima]

C H I N A MUST OBEY THE SOVEREIGNITY, TERRITORY, PEACE AND STABILITY OF THE OTHER COUNTRY ACCORDING TO THE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND UNCLOS!

[jamesarias]

South China Sea is a Common home to many countries? But you are building military bases and intensifying your presence in that region! How ironic China! 😂

[crazylittlebigthings]

I think we all can agree who the root cause of the tension is. China’s greed is insane.

[mariojimenez]

Historical background of South China sea since 1521AD-1898AD originally called "DE LAS ISLAS DEL PILIPINAS" during the Spanish "conquestadores", Bajo de Masinloc is the origin of Scarborough shoal, most of the islands within the West Philippine Sea were named after the heroes from 1521-1898.

[roywilson]

China is mistaken to think that a small and weaker country like the Philippines doesn't have many powerful allies from all across the Pacific.

[ryfiiwe]

China must comply with UNCLOS. DON'T be a trouble maker

[jumarkpelismino]

Correction: It is China who violates the sovereignty of the Philippines and nothing violation of the Philippines to the sovereignty of China... China has no rights to enter and grab the territorial islands and seas of the Philippines.