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China’s illegal East Sea act worries NGOs

A group of foreign non-governmental organisations (NGOs) expressed their deep concern about China’s illegal installation of a drilling rig in Vietnam’s waters, during a press conference in Hanoi on May 13.

International opinion condemns China’s escalation of tensions in East Sea

Vietnam Committee for Asian-African-Latin American Solidarity and Cooperation releases Statement on China’s illegal act

China should not complicate situation in the East Sea

12/05/2014

Vietnamese leader urges ASEAN to strengthen solidarity over East Sea issue

12/05/2014

PM Dung's Full Remarks 24th ASEAN Summit

12/05/2014

UK-VN friendship society voices concern over China’s illegal act in East Sea
12/05/2014
(TTXVN) The General Secretary of the Britain-Vietnam Friendship Society (BVFS) Len Aldis on May 10 sent a letter to the Chinese Ambassador in the United Kingdom of Great Birtain and Northern Ireland Liu Xiaoming to express his concern over the current situation in the East Sea issue due to the presence of illegal Chinese drilling rig HD 981 in Vietnam’s territorial waters.
China must withdraw oil rig: VPDF
12/05/2014
U.S. criticizes Chinese oil rig move amid Vietnam protests
09/05/2014
(Vietnam.vn) The United States on Tuesday sharply criticized the movement of a huge Chinese oil rig that Vietnam says has entered its waters, the latest show of Beijing's growing assertiveness to raise alarm among smaller countries in the region.
US Congressman condemns China for violating VN's sovereignty
09/05/2014
(Vietnamplus) US Congressman Eni Faleomavaega has strongly condemned China for violating Vietnam’s sovereignty in the East Sea and called upon the US to make a clear and decisive response to China's acts.
Law Enforcement Force of Vietnam are determined to defend sovereignty
08/05/2014
The Foreign Ministry of Vietnam held a press conference in Hanoi on May 7 concerning China’s illegal setting up its oil rig in Vietnam’s territorial waters.

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