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KULIAH TAPI PODCAST: Belajar Hukum Laut Untuk Ujian Akhir Semester (UAS)

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smile Yes Click Andy today will be

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different I will not ask many questions

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but instead asked we have

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had guests called phrases

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Thank you for coming Thank you

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also for the opportunity and

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how are you Alhamdulillah good morning how are you

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doing well you don't know how

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lost I was because it was my first

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time here so He still uses

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Map yes sir we have Max technology Yes that's

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right maybe before starting yes Already

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started you can introduce yourself first

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who are you really are your relationship with

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me what is it like that people don't know

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maybe Okay this Hello everyone

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Loyal Click Andy viewers Today I can

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take over Click Andy Introduce my name is

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Mumtaz I am a

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geodetic engineering student class of 2018 and

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coincidentally Mr. Andi's student for

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the subject of maritime law Okay so you are

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here now because you want to learn the law of

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love of course paint like this Hi Okay okay just

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rims please start

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the questions as if answer if you can walk

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okay okay okay bye so I'll factory first

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nivana why is Syahrini here yes we will

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soon have the final exam for maritime law of course

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this will be very useful for

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friends who take it Maritime Law as well

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but for the

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general discussion we are also no less interesting

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actually will PNG Okay I start from the

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first question nipanip so I

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read the news a few days ago there was a

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headline that the Coordinating Ministry for Marvel's encourages the

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younger generation to care about torn maritime issues

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When I read the

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headline I thought the

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first thing was maritime law So

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actually what is the urgency or

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important thing that there was support for the sea

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and how is it for young people Okay

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if to know and learn

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more related to maritime law every

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Mr Ninja yeah I haven't even read

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that Oh I see that seems like this is really

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important we first of all

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this sustenance we are taught from kindergarten to high school

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that the sea is more than land

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negative being two-thirds of the

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earth's surface is sea blah blah blah we are used to

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that well what's interesting in Indonesia is

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also like that 2/3 of our area is

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sea so that means this sea

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is vast that's what it's called the

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first fact and its vastness is really vast

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even wider than land because of that

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and so well it means this If we

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talk about for example what is the potential

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space to get

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all kinds of resources means that means the potential is

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more in the sea than

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land because the ocean is wider It's

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aground because kebaya is not now

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if we don't understand

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How the sea is how to

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manage it what are the rules of the game is very dangerous

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Hi with Ken so if we don't

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understand maritime law or maritime issues

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it means we don't understand 2/3 of our country

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test lo jacket so it means whatever the field of

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science actually doesn't have to be big

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so that it has to be law all sorts we

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are in a country with a vast sea and the

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sea is important and it dominates

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its space right so it is mandatory for us in

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my opinion young people especially for

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marine materials so that seems to be the context

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Oh why is the Ministry of Communication and Marine Affairs face this encouraging

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so that young people care and understand

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maritime affairs titipke but I'm

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curious if in geodesy there are

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many applications of knowledge such as

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photogrammetry mapping and so on

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but why did Andi choose to get

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involved or study maritime law

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while the vital Jodha law this time

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and it's okay not the tail Yes Ma'am

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suffering from geodetic engineering why Sir is

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liked by the law of nature itself

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the story may be a bit long because

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it started from the issue of borders

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so I started it not directly from

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maritime law Okay so this but I'll try to

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summarize what happened when I started as a lecturer

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or Previously, there was

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no maritime law course.

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When I was taking a shower, maritime law students

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didn't have any borders or anything,

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so that's when I first learned about

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border issues, okay, this is the border,

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we didn't want to plot it, it was

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when I first became a lecturer, so I

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became a young lecturer, then the

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geodetic engineering where we went to school

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got a kind of project assignment

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from the countries, Hai, to help

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determine the land boundary, moreover the land boundary

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between Indonesia and Timor Leste, so

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millions of lecturers used to behave, then there was a

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project like that, I was involved, I was

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involved in mapping the land boundary

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from the same to measure the GPS congestion

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for the western boundary from there, then I thought,

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Wow, this border seems really interesting,

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Hai, I want to do my Master's, I'm interested in studying

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borders and so on, well, I did my Master's

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in Australia, so if once, there was

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one problem, there were no land boundary experts

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there, where I wanted to go to school, there were

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maritime boundary experts, that's

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the story, so the

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Professor, the head of the department, told me, you could say,

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if you want to come here and want to

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learn speaking, you

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just learn maritime boundaries because we

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don't have the sky, Ali, land boundaries, so there's an

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element of accidents, it's a bit, but then the value is like that,

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Bro, studying

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maritime boundaries is really interesting, then

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remember what we stressed earlier

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The sea is more and more so it is

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very relevant Well, it turns out that if you want to

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learn the statement of thinking, learning about

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borders has a mapping of the

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borders, the point is also

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the coordinates of the position of the fixed line are related

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to what we use Hi, I want to, but it

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turns out that if we want to learn about

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maritime borders, we cannot be separated from

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the law of the sea, that's the story, so because I

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want to learn about land borders, I

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originally wanted to, but because there are experts,

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then to maritime borders, to know

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maritime borders, we have to learn the laws of the sea,

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that's the story, there are

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elements that are not intentional, how big it is,

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but then I got involved

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there, I learned a lot after the team, it turns out that

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the relationship is very close, ah, there, so

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maybe the answer will be like this

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now, why do people who are grumpy

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learn the law of the sea

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because they are doused with the contents as the

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coordinates of their breath, that's what we

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previously had guitar chords, but we can't

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do that without understanding the law

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anymore, well, it's better if we do that

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I studied the law of the sea Putra ta, the

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technical aspects of biodiesel, there are so many things

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that we have to delve into, so that's

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the story Sorry, it's a bit long, but

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indeed, Bro, it's included, this is interesting,

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but this is because of an accident, yes, it

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means in the form, but I've

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heard about it too, you kind of a

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viewer, click, there are also those that have been

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broadcast, not yet, dnoorfa, in the past, also

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worked at the United Nations New York,

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how's the story? So the story is that

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when I finished my Master's degree, as many as India in

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Australia at the University of New South

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Wales

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had finished, so basically, I studied

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formal maritime law for the first time there, in fact, I

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actually took the class, Clash of

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Lords, so I took it and was kind of

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drunk because I was sincere, the content was

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lawyers, all of them had graduated from Master's degrees, and I was the

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only surveyor in the class, but

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this was also smooth by the survey and I had already gone home.

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Hey, there was an opportunity, there was an opportunity, it

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turns out that the UN, the netmation citizen,

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had a program called the UN

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Nippon Foundation Fellowship. So

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basically, it was

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a fellowship or scholarship

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given to people from developing countries,

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10 countries that were in the video, to be

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given the opportunity to study law

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further, like that, so,

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and we would compete.

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Well, because I thought I could register, this was

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n't a scholarship for Master's

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or Doctoral degrees, but basically, the

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study programs were courses, more like

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courses and internships. That's why it was more like

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eating, then I made a proposal and

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followed all kinds of processes,

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thankfully, I was accepted, so 10 people from

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all over the world were accepted, and

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one of them was from Indonesia, I was chosen from

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there, then

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six, one of the segments of the program

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was an internship. at the UN office in New York

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that's the story so it was done

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in two places yo strali six months in

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New York three months nine months

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total so that's why Why is it

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finally there congratulations three months

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almost four months left Okay myself

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interested earlier Sir said the

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only surveyor at the time of

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taking the class biodiesel what are the

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taboos and maybe What are the

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advantages here the only one

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who definitely understands more about the

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rabbit practice right Mr Andi how about Fany the

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bad story before yes still the

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book is thick thick no pictures

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How BDSM became let alone maps pictures

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also exist like that So we usually

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remember the picture notebooks there are maps or

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not this one there is not so it was really

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confusing with the articles with what are they

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called letters that are many cells

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Hi drunk others but like it or not

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because there are many assignments to

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pass that's where I was first forced

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to read what are called

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legal articles and all sorts of things which are

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really according to the times not

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pleasant for me but Mawar was forced

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we do that that this is the term Dark

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only well what is the bright side when

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Then from the tasks related to

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maritime boundaries We were told that it was like a

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simulation, a negotiation simulation,

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so my budget became country B. What

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if we want to negotiate like that, right? Yes, that's

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familiar, Sada, we made the scribbles, we made the maps, made the

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lines, that's

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where I can contribute,

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this is the most

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understandable meaning in the technical sense, so

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when friends can read this article, they

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say this and that, right?

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Then we as surveyors, if the article is drawn

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like this, then the comments

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will complement each other, so that means the

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issue of borders and maritime law is an issue that must be

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studied

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together,

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okay, and resolved together, so that's Breath, it's

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time for the site, that's why we always say that we will need to learn a lot, but

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we can also contribute a lot, we're in a rock,

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paper ... The products of

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this country must be submitted to the UN, right? Yes, that's where

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I was there, including also

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associating with the name

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KYT, a special institution to manage

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or handle the world's continental shelf,

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okay, Sis, I was there for

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3-4 months, okay, maybe my friends at

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home can also be motivated, this is not

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only RGDs, it's not only mapping, it's

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not only photogrammetry, but it can also be

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in other fields, like earlier, Teh,

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Law of the Sea, and one more thing, maybe it

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happens very often,

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friends who are non-legal and non-

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geodetic,

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Hi, they feel like they got a better legal explanation

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than the way we

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explained it, this looks like a legal egg, it

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must be really good, but for

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non-legal and non-matchmaking people,

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our way of explaining with animation and

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maps turns out to be easier for

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us to accept, so that's also a

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good contribution, okay, okay, let's

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continue, hahaha, we were

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talking about the sea, the law of the sea, the law of the sea, yes,

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in the international world, it's

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adenoncos, pantes, unclos, what is it

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really like, and spower coconut until the

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countries ratify or

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use a brush for

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what,

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map or

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divide up, manage their waters,

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unclos is an

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abbreviation for united nations convention

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on the lord besi or in our language the

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UN Convention on the law of the sea is

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logically like this more ep when

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there is no law imagine yes there is no law of the

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sea there is no unclos for example

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those countries have a

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tendency to control the sea

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because what because they need Yes

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as a necessity because in the sea there is

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something they can use whether

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it is fish certainly not

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hydrocarbon minerals such as being a negative country

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definitely wants to control the sea if

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there is no law that certainly

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the tendency is to want as

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much as possible Okay bro it's not normal

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well but then after we let

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that happen the phenomenon that then

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appears is Canada is a big country there are

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small countries there are strong countries there are

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weak countries so who wins in that situation

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that's why they are big those who are big can

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control a lot of the sea they go everywhere

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all kinds of exploit the sea but

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small countries are weak who don't

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have facilities so they can't

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do more potential injustice

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live Hi so then finally

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enlarge it claims the sea

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as wide as possible the small ones can't well that's how

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the world think if we just use

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logic Wow this time it's not

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regulated dangerous in the long run

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small countries relatives of anything big ones can get a

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lot the idea to regulate

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that's the story regulate how the country

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should have sea ​​how

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wide is the sea what are the names of the zones right that's the

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logic

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then long story short

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the countries of the world gathered to

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negotiate how we can form a

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law that can apply universally acre like that

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again after a long negotiation

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it was agreed that was agreed from the

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negotiation process namely unclos that cement not

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one yes okay there are three even

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honeymoon 8 already exist

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Hi but say it's not perfect not

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comprehensive in 60 there is another not

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perfect either well just yellow in 82

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that we know now will be aired

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next year these two were

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actually negotiated for a long time from Ton 73

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to 829 years negotiating the

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articles that we have now

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so the point of unclos is a

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world agreement that is written in the form of law

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since then it is used as the

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best law we have said for

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how we manage the sea

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so another term for unclos

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is the constitution of the ocean Okay

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in the basic law two seas like

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ours so that's why why are

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countries like that so keen

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to check the situation because yes it is

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our product all Okay when it was made

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first all countries did participate in the negotiations

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all sorts of things so in general we don't

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feel it's a foreign product because when it

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was made I was there he was there

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he was there The Indonesian delegation was

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there Then for nine months

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to really oversee it So there is

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no term unclos that is a

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foreign product or positive marine product with

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our people there when it

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was made it okay the

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cost if not Saturday yes

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Metals friends Yes B well so this is actually a

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study that I mentioned earlier if

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we read then unclos it turns out that the articles are

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very

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technical for example in the

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article papa we read he talks

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about coordinates talks about

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distance talks about datum talks

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about geodesic lines like that

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so if you imagine if the

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legal product has no technical explanation

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imagine it is

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very very ordinary it is very difficult to

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complain so that means this maritime law that

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Unpas said earlier that there are

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hundreds of articles The articles after reading the

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articles are very technical content

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because also when it was

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created it was also intended to

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address technical issues because

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those who negotiated in New York

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were from various countries they definitely wanted to

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invite technical people, meaning the

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Delegation Indonesia said 7-orange

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there is not only a legal person there is a

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leftist there His name is Mr. Hadi

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Sumardiman he is a

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warm navy person from ITB T1G he

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entered the navy to become a

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negotiating team Indonesia so when unclos

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was made buy New York there were

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technical people who participated in the negotiations little brother

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included knowledge opinion all sorts of things

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it is certainly natural that the articles

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then there are strong technical elements

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and so on Hi Well that's but the problem is that the

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legal product certainly does not have

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pictures Yes that's right the law has

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pictures how to draw let alone illustrations

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especially this still well then after

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that it became a legal product even though

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it was made by

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technical people still what appeared

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articles with many words

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finally felt lahore

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these technical people Oh if this document

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is left alone it is difficult to understand there

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are no illustrations there are no pictures like that

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well these technical people gathered these

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geodesy people those people

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oceanographic charts gathered with the status of

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forming actually the technical explanation

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of unclos is Let's make a

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book let's say article 1 here it

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says this like this like this Oh technical

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That's what it means, it was made in

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this book, you guys, this is article 2, oh,

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what it means is that it was made here so that

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it becomes complete from this. Eh, if it's

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here, it completes Unclos, that

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means it's a technical document from

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Unclos itself, but there's one thing that

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must be understood,

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Unclos is clearly a legal product. Yes, alum.

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No, that's what people think, because it's not

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middle-class, so the

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Karang people refer to Talos, for example. Okay,

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because they think that here,

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Cup actually refers to

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costs before technically. Yes, but

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it was never

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decided by the nations of the world

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like Unclos, so it's

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not a world agreement that needs to be

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ratified. 6 Yes, so this is

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very important for us, for us, the test is

20:30

important. Yes, that's right, but it doesn't

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have legal force like Unclos,

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but when you say Indonesia wants to

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interpret the Unpas article,

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Hi Sandy, you must ask for help. Ali Ali Khan

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Ali Ar-Ridha will propose the city of Los,

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which is technically accurate. Yes, but if it's

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not legally binding, if

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I have it, I can't take it from what

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was explained earlier, like Unclos, which is

20:57

also used not only by

20:59

legal people. Yes, there are also Judas people. which

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sometimes when panicking already understands the

21:03

law but not all

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technical people understand the law that's

21:07

right So uneetha Los is

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used for technical instructions

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about what to do with entering that

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once that's right very

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interesting about complicated it turns out

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for here okay

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then If talking about unpas1 the thing that

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I have in mind is about

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the division of maritime boundaries yes cor I

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feel that this is from unclos and what is

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being debated by those countries

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can be about the maritime boundaries

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themselves if asked to number Indonesia

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keep Yes if dingo itself is

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how Pandi divides the sunnahs

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maritime.com that's right So the point is

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Spade our unclos number

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appeared because people in the past were reckless

21:53

yes wanting a vast sea that

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reflects so Unpas the main point

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is actually the sea space that can be

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owned or become the authority of a

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country to what extent that's the point well

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then for you to regulate it like this

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So even this class yes this

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land like that yes from this land

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first the land was given 12 nautical miles of

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territorial sea Okay so dollar

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stay So maybe you in high school

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we have studied before 12 nautical miles of

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territorial sea

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Hi mil The sea is talking for

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friends who may not understand

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one nautical mile is

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1852 m Soraya one nautical mile

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1852 So almost 2 kilos one mine is almost

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2 kilos yeah so 12 nautical miles is

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given to one country called

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territorial sea Well it must be already it must be

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1200 so it belongs here

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this time like that Edward again

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there is no additional zone called 24 nautical miles

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buy double the

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baseline outside there is a ring there is

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called Zee exclusive economic zone

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200 nautical miles Okay after that is finished or not

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Well for sea water

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the maximum is 200 military for sea water

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yes for the seabed How is it still allowed

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apparently

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in the past it was still allowed more than that

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basically more than 200 can reach well

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now there are no numbers y What is certain is

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that the country can control the

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seabed but in general it is more than

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200 nautical miles but there are several

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constraints there are how many conditions

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must be met to determine the

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actual limit Sorry

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previously the continental shelf that can be

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controlled by a country

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is 12 miles territorial sea

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24 miles there additional 200 miles Zee and the

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continental shelf that can be more than 200

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miles Okay, if I am a

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layman

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why is it divided like that Sir

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Why not just like

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this the waters of this country can be

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200 miles like that then what is the difference Sir

24:13

territorial sea additional zone comment STIE

24:16

Pandu continental really miss it the

24:19

difference is the

24:21

authority of a country in

24:24

those waters well earlier you

24:26

sang about land right Then there is

24:33

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24:35

12029228209 T or sovereignty like that

24:39

Well outside of that even though outside of that is not

24:42

sovereignty it is called sovereign rights

24:45

y&i

24:46

sovereignty or so stop outside of that it is

24:50

called sovereign rights or software Ride

24:52

What is the difference between the previous ringgung authority

24:56

in the territorial sea or diesel

24:59

stop that's full key full while

25:02

if the outside is not full

25:04

authority so in fact the country

25:06

does not actually have the sea space

25:08

that it owns What is the right to manage

25:11

and utilize it

25:13

so in the Zee, in fact, in terms of space,

25:17

we can say that it does not belong to

25:18

our country Hey but we have full rights

25:21

To utilize the wealth that is

25:23

there

25:24

oh yes yes in that means

25:27

Foreign ships passing through the territorial sea

25:29

and passing through BCA are different in effect

25:32

even though both pass through that right

25:34

So the point in the Zee, our authority is

25:37

not as strong as in the territorial sea but

25:41

both have the right to

25:42

utilize the natural resources

25:45

there So the point in

25:48

simple language is the difference in the authority of

25:50

this country in Jono which is different that's

25:54

why it's been divided, right, if

25:57

earlier Sir, the problem of Zee and the

25:59

continental shelf determines it's like the same Oka,

26:03

the division is in the same house That's

26:06

why it's separated Okay in general, yes,

26:10

Zee is more about the world column so

26:15

what is the name of the column finally Finally,

26:18

finally, the continental shelf is the

26:20

seabed Oh I see, so if we talk

26:24

about mid Let's not talk about setting

26:28

we talk about the end, yes So if you

26:31

make the water your mind is gas, oil

26:33

and gas It must be on the seabed but

26:35

if we talk about oil and gas we give in to

26:37

comments which means if we talk about

26:39

fish Well that SEZ is a

26:42

country that has rights to fish

26:46

like what can be c-nya if we talk

26:49

about the continental shelf Solid Oil and gas

26:51

drilling for oil intentionally is clean already

26:53

prayed that continental shelf Well that's a

26:55

different law that regulates the

26:58

authority over the sea or in seawater

27:00

with on the seabed

27:03

like that yes

27:06

Hi Nadya it turns out that this is as complete as the

27:10

cost issue we have discussed

27:12

about SEZ about the continent

27:15

we have discussed about if

27:17

universally in international I have

27:20

read a quote on the internet Abang darling

27:23

Great is a nation that knows about

27:25

its history

27:26

there are two figures about maritime law that

27:29

I know myself Paddle the first

27:31

is Engineer Juanda the second is Professor

27:34

Professor Mochtar kusumaatmadja es Well

27:38

what exactly were they fighting for

27:40

at that time in that year and what was the

27:44

impact on Indonesian waters

27:45

currently panic Bridgestone so if we

27:48

look at it earlier, we said

27:50

before Unpas,

27:52

countries actually had their

27:55

own efforts to control the sea

27:57

Kediri the real desire right the

27:59

question then

28:02

what about Indonesia okay well it turns out that

28:04

Indonesia is also part of

28:06

actually part of trying

28:09

to control the sea space so in the past

28:12

even my farmers had many islands, right,

28:16

when we

28:18

Hey our sea was only thin 3 MI

28:21

from each island you could

28:23

say this is Jakarta My cellphone is this Island

28:26

Okay this Island this Island during Indonesia this

28:28

Island this bread is thin

28:32

this three miles this is also three miles like that

28:36

So there is Babel Babel yes So

28:40

between this cellphone and this glass there is an

28:43

empty space international money does not

28:46

belong to Indonesia

28:47

Hey It's very dangerous, right not

28:50

only is it not theirs but anyone can

28:52

pass through there and can do anything like

28:54

fishing can drill for oil can do

28:57

that Well because at that time

28:59

the law said only three miles

29:01

from each island

29:05

Hey imagine now

29:07

hey when you become Prime Minister

29:09

like Juanda earlier, right when you see

29:12

Indonesia like that, it means that ships

29:15

are free not just passing through Okay

29:17

you can fish can drill for oil

29:20

now the clock is worried this

29:23

doesn't seem right Deni

29:25

Well then with the help of

29:29

Chairul Saleh actually one more thing

29:32

feels this is Not right if it's like this

29:35

we seem to have to control the sea

29:38

between Our islands were like that, right?

29:41

Then in the

29:43

spinner, a young man at

29:46

that time named Mochtar Kusumaatmadja, who

29:48

you mentioned earlier, at that time he was

29:50

probably still around, no. 25-26 years old, so it's

29:53

not too different from Ah, now, right?

29:57

Hi Taemin, land, basically, how do we do it,

29:59

bro, like that, our style, we have to

30:03

claim the sea between these islands.

30:05

But please find a legal justification.

30:08

Don't let it seem like we're just being reckless, right? So, that's

30:10

what a

30:12

strategy is for doing something,

30:15

don't let people break us too easily,

30:17

so the

30:19

legal basis is clear, lacuna Professor

30:21

Kusumaatmadja Professor Mochtar

30:23

Kusumaatmadja, when he wasn't a Professor,

30:24

of course, even then, learn to

30:26

look at cases all over the world, read

30:29

How other countries

30:31

control the sea, all sorts of things, we found several of

30:33

our cases,

30:35

how many findings, steps

30:38

that other countries have taken,

30:39

he compiled and then modified,

30:42

the idea emerged, then we

30:45

have to cover our entire island

30:48

with the baseline of the archipelago,

30:50

the gadget, so it's covered

30:53

so that all the seas, genres, islands

30:56

become Indonesia, like that That's brilliant,

30:59

no other country has ever

31:01

done that before.

31:03

Well, that's what was then brought to

31:07

Engineer Juanda as Prime Minister,

31:09

he agreed, then it was declared.

31:12

Well, we know it as the Djuanda Declaration,

31:15

so the Djuanda version is basically the age of

31:18

Elisa to cover all the islands

31:21

into one so that the sea that travels

31:23

its skin belongs to Indonesia.

31:26

Well, nationally, brainly, it's finished,

31:29

this is cool, right? But

31:31

the question now is, is it permissible for

31:33

other countries to agree? So, because

31:36

it's common to go back and forth fishing

31:38

there, well, we know that it won't be

31:40

easy to agree,

31:42

but in my opinion, a great nation

31:44

is where we show the

31:45

greatness of our nation, right?

31:47

Hey, okay, Mega, others don't agree, we can

31:51

understand why they don't agree because

31:52

previously they were free to do whatever they wanted, it's

31:54

natural that they don't agree,

31:55

but how can we

31:58

make them understand our views

32:01

and agree? That's where

32:03

diplomacy begins. Earlier, we had diplomacy, we

32:05

went here and there, contacted

32:08

our neighbors, invited Rooney, this and that, this and that,

32:09

of course, there was a compromise in it until

32:12

then, which came back to the front

32:14

from 73 to the year 82, there was the

32:17

Unclos negotiations, that's where Indonesia

32:20

really came in and wanted to include the

32:22

principle so that a country like

32:25

Indonesia, ep,

32:27

which is recognized as an archipelagic state,

32:30

which means the islands between the

32:32

islands, are truly given to

32:34

us. But of course, we don't just

32:36

fight for Indonesia, we will have

32:38

this guideline, if there is a country

32:39

like Indonesia that also has many islands and

32:42

all kinds of things, it must also be given

32:44

so we don't just insist on

32:46

fighting for ourselves, you know,

32:48

we made friends with the Philippines,

32:49

we talked with VJs whose

32:52

country's form is similar. Of course, if

32:54

we don't fight, maybe in

32:56

the end Nishika told us

32:59

various things and something like that was decided or

33:02

82, okay, we'll accept it and the principle that

33:06

was put forward earlier, we accepted it, so the principle of an

33:09

archipelagic state or

33:11

athletic Steve emerged, so the principle of an

33:14

archipelagic state that is now in Unclos is

33:16

our contribution, prayer, name, I think

33:19

he continued, which was also clear, yes,

33:21

as Prime Minister

33:23

Well, Mr. Muchtar, who was still young when he

33:25

finally got the one who fought, Hi,

33:27

until he was at the UN, until

33:30

then he succeeded and at that time

33:33

he

33:35

was the Minister of Foreign Affairs, so the

33:37

young man who fought from the beginning

33:39

was finally appointed being a

33:41

foreign minister is the best internet cafe

33:44

foreign minister maybe we have a

33:45

really extraordinary one like that so an

33:47

academic yeah maybe yeah Eh you were really

33:50

given the task of typing chocolatine maps

33:52

finally because his vision was extraordinary the

33:54

idea was proposed and the world accepted

33:58

of course the extraordinary lobbying was

33:59

impossible to propose Oh yeah please

34:01

applaud it's impossible to live for

34:03

sure the rejection is very high so that's the

34:06

role of those two cool people don't

34:09

forget also often Earlier you said there was a

34:11

leftist there named Adi

34:13

Sumardiman like so we are again we are

34:14

actually our history No

34:16

no just started in that field we

34:18

have joined this profession even formed the

34:21

face of law past it was

34:24

broadcast interesting yeah okay

34:28

read about ranupani gold Then earlier it

34:31

was decided about the meaning of Bleszynski

34:34

prediction yes yes yes if in unclass it is

34:37

plant that article that ratified in

34:40

Indonesia until now is divided

34:42

into yes so that means in

34:45

unclos we carry out the big package

34:47

watching in unclos those are

34:49

articles regarding archipelagic state

34:52

species meaning the countries brush

34:54

countries then maybe I want to try yes

34:58

try to give a clearer picture of

34:59

everything so that means right when in

35:03

general this sea between the islands is already

35:05

ours, that's the essence of

35:06

the success, but the question now is like

35:09

this, but other countries have been

35:11

passing there for a long time, is it true that with this

35:14

new law, other countries are

35:17

not allowed to pass, of course they are

35:19

not happy, then the

35:21

compromise is,

35:23

okay, this may be yours, Indonesia, they

35:26

said, but we ask you to still

35:29

bring it through, just pass it through, yes, you are not

35:32

allowed to fish, you are not allowed to stop, it's

35:34

unclear, don't let it happen, that's the

35:36

form of compromise, and it's natural that

35:38

we ask for something, of course, the people also

35:40

ask for interests to be accommodated, right?

35:43

So

35:44

the principle of an archipelagic state is already

35:46

in the law in the Portuguese, good, there is always something

35:50

called archipelagic silence,

35:53

so the route where foreign ships can

35:58

pass through the sea to the islands in

36:01

our archipelagic waters, right, after it was

36:02

covered, yes, so that all of that, we

36:05

made it permissible on this YouTube, but

36:07

other countries can still pass, well, where they

36:10

can pass, we can determine,

36:11

well, that's what's called the Indonesian Archipelagic Sea Lane

36:14

or aki, Well, if that's what you want to

36:17

discuss, yes, it means that what was

36:20

ratified by Indonesia is the

36:21

entire UNCLOS, in which of course there

36:24

are rules, there are rules for archipelagic states,

36:28

there are meanings, right, right, that's what

36:30

we ratification is what

36:33

we really fought for at that time

36:34

okay then earlier it was mentioned by

36:37

Mr. Andi about other countries still being allowed to

36:39

pass there Yes other countries if

36:42

foreign ships or submarines with

36:45

that kind of passing is bad they have to just pass

36:48

Or maybe they have to have permission or

36:50

what exactly are the regulations good

36:52

gumion

36:54

Hi well we had

36:57

Hi Jo National Sea which has different

36:58

passing grades if between

37:01

our islands it is called archipelagic waters

37:04

Okay just build Indonesia

37:06

first we wrap it up using the

37:09

baseline of the waters inside here between the

37:11

islands it is called archipelagic waters

37:13

then our territorial sea starts

37:15

from the outside from the belt

37:17

it is 12 miles 24 miles and so on right that

37:21

we definitely have archipelagic waters

37:22

between the islands have

37:26

territorial seas outside it has a series

37:28

here too that because if

37:30

the question now is if he enters

37:33

our territorial sea may Not allowed

37:35

but

37:37

Hi the name of his right is called peaceful passage

37:40

or Innocent passage well in

37:44

party matters there are rules of the game if he is an

37:47

ordinary ship Please pass you are not allowed to

37:49

stop but must pass continuously it is

37:51

not allowed to stop let alone fishing

37:53

let alone while this is not allowed it is called

37:55

peaceful passage must pass peacefully

37:59

Hi that if Ordinary ships if

38:01

submarines are allowed No, but the

38:03

submarine must appear on the surface on the

38:05

surface and then raise the flag,

38:08

then it can't move, it can't stay

38:11

still there That's in territorial waters,

38:14

but if in archipelagic waters,

38:17

for example, say fish from many of

38:19

our islands from here want to pass macro there

38:22

Hi, that's normal mode mode mode normal

38:25

So if a submarine can still

38:27

dive, if a regular ship may

38:29

have rules of the game, it depends on

38:31

where it passes and what rights it uses,

38:34

but in general, come, say batik,

38:37

the choice is born, let go, for example,

38:39

it can maybe still dive or

38:41

must appear on the surface, depending on

38:43

where it passes. The rules are

38:45

clear Okay,

38:47

okay again, Sir, I've read that if it

38:50

was expressed, I'm the particle, but

38:53

the point is that countries have the right

38:55

to, like making Alki juice, but

38:57

not only for ships but

39:00

also for planes. Oh yes, okay, but while

39:02

in the Chicago convention, if I'm not

39:04

mistaken, there are rules where Ha Aircraft

39:08

Pass based on permission from the country it

39:10

passes.

39:11

If, for example, what is downloaded there or

39:14

there are special rules for Sorry, specifically

39:17

for, for example, warships that

39:19

land on ships, technology has advanced,

39:21

free

39:22

Hi, Runway for God's planes, it

39:25

doesn't become land, it's on ships too, it

39:27

applies to those at sea only or

39:30

like the father That's interesting so it's true

39:32

if we talk about the battery, right? That

39:35

means the route is tense, we think about the

39:36

ships' route, but it turns out that our Al is

39:39

also the plane's route, right? That's

39:42

clear, right? Then, although of course there are

39:45

other rules that will bind the

39:46

spring, you said, for example, there is a

39:48

disaster, that means it cannot be

39:51

violated, of course, if this is allowed,

39:53

but that doesn't mean there will be a

39:55

compromise, it's mentioned performance. But

39:57

if we discuss it like this, for example,

39:59

say an aircraft carrier, here, if there

40:02

are fighter planes and it

40:04

has a runway, yes, it's allowed, no, it has to be,

40:06

we don't have to, no, but

40:08

through this, we have to continue pairing. That rule is

40:10

recognized, well, what is not allowed is that

40:13

he is not allowed to fly a plane

40:16

there. Oh, so it's not allowed, later

40:19

in the Alkisa Mayak, there will be a plane landing

40:22

there or

40:23

Wow, there are rules in Article 53

40:27

23, so that's that Kali Laya HP is not

40:31

allowed, we've talked

40:34

about domestic matters, if it's

40:36

diplomatic, Mr. Afandi, we

40:39

've discussed the boundaries, right? What

40:40

determines the boundaries of Indonesia,

40:42

of course, Indonesia's neighboring countries

40:44

also determine the boundaries. As far as

40:46

I know, there are 10 countries. If not wrong

40:47

neighboring Indonesia Are

40:49

all matters of maritime boundary determination in

40:52

10 countries clear Pan

40:55

bad news first yeah yeah not Sasuke

40:59

but the good news is that we are

41:01

quite good at setting

41:03

boundaries before we can limit the

41:06

core logical excerpt first so that maybe

41:08

friends who seem to understand this

41:10

Say there is a country yes Ah country B That was

41:13

this, right, this used unclos, this used

41:16

brazuca Well if it is used for batik,

41:18

it has the right 12 24 200 this also has the

41:23

same right 12 24 200 must overlap

41:26

if it goes like this well in

41:28

that overlap we need to share then

41:32

that's where maritime boundaries are needed

41:35

meaning now we are just

41:37

asking after we check

41:40

around us with a simulation of 12240 kinds of

41:43

it It turns out that we overlap

41:44

with 10 countries right and that

41:47

means we need to finish it so India

41:49

Thailand then if we sort the

41:53

news India Thailand Malaysia

41:55

Singapore Vietnam then there is the Philippines

41:58

If Papua New Guinea Australia yes wrong

42:03

and Timor Leste Google

42:05

Hi Well with those 10

42:09

overlapping books that is why it needs to be

42:11

determined well divided in Latin

42:15

Hi so continuing The bad

42:18

news is that we haven't completed all of the 10

42:21

that we have determined, yes, what

42:24

we have determined is with eight countries

42:27

that I said earlier except

42:29

Paloh, not at all,

42:32

Timor Leste, not at all, Bakti

42:35

dress, it's been done but it's been unified, it's

42:37

not finished, just negotiating first, it

42:39

means like this, let's say for example, we

42:42

with Malaysia, imagine a map, yes, we

42:45

and Malaysia, God, have a lot of business, it can be

42:47

in the northern part of the Malacca Strait, there is a

42:50

central part, there is a southern part, there is also,

42:52

wait for Malaysia because in Kalimantan

42:54

too, there are more boundaries there,

42:56

Show evidence of our business, Bro, Malaysia

42:59

alone in many places, that's Islam, Malacca,

43:02

Singapore Strait, South China Sea in the

43:05

Sulawesi Sea Strait or Ambalat, maybe you

43:06

've heard, right, Sis, So with

43:08

Malaysia alone, there are many places where

43:10

maritime boundaries must be determined, we have indeed

43:13

determined them in the Malacca Strait, Hi in

43:15

69, but the others haven't, that's why it's been

43:18

with Malaysia, it's been done

43:20

but it's not finished, this is not so

43:24

there are segments that have been determined, there are some that

43:26

our blog is still thick, uniquely,

43:28

with the panel, namely Palopo, there hasn't been any

43:30

agreement at all, but

43:31

we entered, loading is slow, so

43:33

the answer is we have 10 neighbors

43:36

to determine maritime boundaries and not

43:39

all of them are yet completed there are still many

43:41

segments that we still have to

43:43

negotiate and agree with

43:45

them but if there are countries that have

43:47

already determined boundaries, sir,

43:49

with Indonesia there are already for example,

43:52

like I said to him, Malaysia is

43:55

already in the Strait of Malacca

43:57

but for the seabed only oh for us, for

44:00

example, the seawater is not yet that if

44:03

with Singapore Well, that's almost

44:05

finished, we said in 73 we

44:08

set it in 2009 we set it again in

44:11

2014 it was determined to be Malaysia, right

44:13

afternoon who pressed the impression to Hi but

44:15

we completed the segment in 40

44:18

years Wow, that's long so the

44:21

negotiations can take a long time, that can be

44:22

what has been Then if this is interesting

44:25

again if earlier and insulting the

44:27

seabed, the seawater is not yet with the

44:30

Philippines again The water is already the seawater is

44:33

already the base that is not yet like that if

44:36

with Australia it is almost finished for example

44:39

if with the

44:40

agreement in the South China Sea the ceiling or

44:43

that with Vietnam, the prayer is already the

44:46

seawater is not yet so that means

44:49

in if we say if we look at

44:51

the line it is sometimes already the

44:53

most complete But before that line, this is

44:55

the line that divides seabed only or

44:58

both or seawater only, we can

45:01

also see that Okay, that means connecting

45:04

the pipe earlier, yes, between the determination of

45:08

seawater and continental shelf, that means

45:10

This can be different, sir, or it can be

45:12

determined, well, it means like this,

45:15

today we are talking about the reference for

45:17

Unclos

45:19

Solo today, usually Unclos, for example,

45:22

we and the Philippines, previously there

45:26

was no boundary at all, it was empty,

45:27

what was patched there was a

45:30

fallen tank. Choose the seabed and seawater,

45:33

in fact, in theory, we can

45:36

say this with the Philippines, let's

45:39

set the boundary at the same time, for the

45:42

seabed and for the seawater,

45:44

we can theoretically say that, that

45:46

means the continental shelf and

45:50

its nutrients, okay, that's the theory, it's allowed or

45:52

not, but it has to be, I don't

45:55

know, right, because the articles that

45:58

regulate it are different, it feels like the

46:00

article that regulates the EEZ boundary is Article

46:04

74, the

46:05

article that regulates the continental shelf boundary

46:08

Inen, Article 83 does sound

46:11

very similar, so it has a flow in

46:15

meaning that legally there is no

46:17

obligation for the country to create the

46:20

same boundary line that divides

46:23

its seawater with awesomeness there are no

46:25

provisions, so then property is

46:27

allowed and allowed if indeed the country

46:30

fish depends on the agreement, I can be the

46:32

same phrase, yes, we have a different marriage, let

46:35

's set the seabed here,

46:37

then the seawater will be here, as long as

46:39

we can agree, there is no problem

46:41

legally, it's not a customer, so that's

46:43

why

46:45

one of the reasons why there is a boundary between the

46:48

seabed and seawater is different, there are

46:51

also other reasons, it hurts if I

46:54

ask this for lay people as

46:56

lay people,

46:57

why must it be separated like that, it's not

46:59

effective, the director of e-kanban is always there,

47:02

maybe there are negative or positive effects

47:05

from the different boundaries, there are not

47:07

many, actually, if we look at

47:09

this history,

47:11

remember that Unclos was only in 1982,

47:15

kweh, one of the features, just realized, the

47:18

site info is on, there are two, at least

47:19

one of them recognizes an archipelagic state, the end of

47:23

our struggle, that was number one,

47:25

number 2, Unclos has also just regulated

47:28

Zee, so the name Zata has just been

47:31

regulated, tutor 82, there was no

47:35

CT before, so the previous legal rule was

47:38

that the country had the right to one of

47:40

its waters up to 1200

47:42

Okay for sea water Oh yes, outside of that, 60 is

47:46

free Okay, that was it before, but for the

47:49

seabed Indeed, it has been accused for a long time,

47:52

it is allowed, right Okay So the point is,

47:55

if we are a united country since before

47:58

Indeed, before there were movies222 now,

48:00

what I mean by the photo is I know I got

48:03

12 seawater outside of that, I am not allowed to

48:06

get it, it belongs to everyone else

48:07

Anyone can use scratch, but for the

48:10

seabed It is already

48:13

Hi, it was wider before than before,

48:15

so it means like this, if now

48:17

we are close together, we can be neighbors,

48:19

our seawater will most likely not

48:21

overlap because of the battery earlier Yes, but

48:24

here I once, but for the basis, let's say

48:27

the table is already praying evenly for the

48:29

seabed, my rights are up to here, the brand is

48:31

indeed by the customer,

48:34

the Rosta, the rights are up to here,

48:37

overlapping is indeed by overhead, right,

48:39

meaning if something like that happens so that there is no

48:41

mistake, it is created correctly, so in the past, the rock

48:44

that was divided was the seabed, only needed,

48:47

no, no karr before, no overlap,

48:48

people only up to here, that's why the

48:50

seawater up to here, we have

48:52

divided the prayers So there was a time when the book

48:56

only had a seabed boundary

48:59

because we only had one, so the water

49:02

here was not divided into own and own, it was already

49:06

traditional poison, what's interesting is that

49:08

then this appeared

49:11

at Ponpes 82 which allowed the country to

49:15

have seawater, it looks like what fell there was

49:19

batik now. From this second on, I have

49:21

the right to get here, it feels heavy to get

49:23

here too, make sure there is overlap now

49:25

in the seawater, so we have to share it. Well,

49:28

the order of pulling it first, there is already a

49:30

line that divides the

49:32

seabed here, then when we want to

49:35

divide the seawater now, where do we want it to be.

49:37

So, if the answer is whether we want to or

49:41

not, we've used the

49:42

old ones, guys, if we've prayed, it's already there, just

49:44

pull it up. For example, of course,

49:47

that can be done, but again, because

49:49

we're talking about law, does the law

49:51

require that or not? If it's not

49:54

required, it doesn't mean we

49:56

have to have the same

49:58

line, right? What's interesting is

50:01

that in the past,

50:03

for example, when receiving something, it was

50:05

closer to my dear, because in the past, it

50:07

didn't use the same distance, depending on

50:09

the shape of the seabed, say, how awesome is

50:11

this? Hi, closer to here. When I

50:14

want to type, we want to negotiate the seabed boundary

50:16

now, yes, I definitely don't.

50:17

want the boundary here without

50:20

loss so I will insist

50:22

Say wait a minute Bro so we

50:26

just use the new article it has to be fair

50:28

here that's why Why the

50:31

boundary can be poisonous different if

50:35

Indonesia itself is there no Sir

50:37

there are cases like that that have been agreed yes

50:41

that have been with Australia

50:42

so in the 70s we made the seabed boundary line

50:46

it was safe and settled but it was indeed

50:48

overcome for example it was quite

50:50

close to Indonesia because apparently it was true that the

50:53

prayer was samho basically this is like that at

50:56

that time the data showed that it was

50:57

more Indonesia then an

51:00

effort to determine the sea water boundary in

51:03

97 Well because 7 was already raumrot then the

51:07

unclos articles were used which me

51:10

Hai obliges the country to share

51:13

fairly so for the

51:16

seabed then in the middle hydro the

51:19

seabed is near Indonesia The seawater is in

51:22

the middle but it's different Well so

51:25

now we have 11 situations

51:29

with Australia where imagine yes the

51:32

seabed belongs to Australia but the water

51:36

above it is

51:38

Indonesia because that was the boundary between the

51:41

seabed and the seawater is different

51:44

so the answer is Jazz we have a

51:46

situation like that like while it

51:49

has been mentioned Australian problem also

51:51

yesterday read the news sir yes a bit sad

51:54

news this Sir Indonesian fishermen

51:56

no I don't know this in

51:59

general intentionally accidentally entered

52:01

Australian waters Okay and he said it was

52:05

burned more wrong yes According to the non

52:07

costume rules How sir yes before we

52:11

talk about

52:12

burning the most important thing is to

52:16

fix it step he worked really

52:19

violated he said pressed but if

52:21

we want to say the ship violated it

52:24

means we have to know the boundaries first

52:26

with if we don't respond we can

52:28

say someone violated it

52:30

like us with neighbors Eh you

52:33

passed my yard like that

52:35

Canada fence if there is no

52:36

sign we can't say he

52:38

saw now we because so

52:39

the question now between

52:41

Indonesia and Malaysia with Sorry

52:43

have there been maritime boundaries

52:45

set the answer is okay but

52:49

Hi after we checked I also happened to

52:51

write about that yesterday there was a

52:54

position where our fishermen

52:56

were said to be found It turns out that when we

52:59

checked after we saw I Float

53:01

first where the boundaries are this Dimas kind of

53:03

famous they are far away in Australia so

53:06

their existence is really

53:08

in Australian waters so artists legally it is

53:11

difficult for me to defend or

53:13

say that in Indonesian waters

53:16

01 Yes but messages like this

53:19

Is

53:21

One country is not allowed to enter the

53:23

waters of another country, right? We were

53:25

allowed to actually, so if only others just

53:28

passed by, it's okay,

53:31

but when they were inspected, there were a

53:35

lot of fish, right? That's the story, right?

53:38

So that makes it so that later, yes,

53:41

legally, we cannot defend because it

53:43

seems like that, right? Hi,

53:46

this is indeed there is a news story in Langsa,

53:50

I read that the clinic was stranded because of the

53:54

typhoon, they were

53:57

stranded there. So that's actually

54:00

the charm It's okay, a craftsman can make a

54:02

mistake, stranded

54:05

Hi, but again, the problem is stranded,

54:07

but when checked, there were a lot of fish, right?

54:09

We're like that, how can we just

54:12

strand immediately, that design is like a

54:14

joke Sagina, you were walking in

54:17

front, then because you were bumped, what? Then

54:21

you became like entering

54:23

someone's yard, Langgeng No, you were bumped, but

54:26

if for a week people were picking mangoes,

54:28

so one of them, right? That's roughly what

54:31

happened, right? That means, yes, okay,

54:35

I've tried to analyze that and it is

54:37

indeed in a state of guilt, but

54:40

slowly, next, if it is burned, is it

54:43

allowed or not? Well, the unclos field

54:46

is not clear, it is explained How

54:49

to handle it when a violation occurs

54:51

but there are no

54:53

specific rules about burning

54:56

Hai but indeed each country is

54:59

allowed to make its own rules

55:01

as long as the rules do not conflict

55:03

with Unpas nervous that well Parka

55:06

Indonesia also has its own rules

55:08

Australia has its own regulations now just like this just

55:11

use our logic We

55:14

also like or wait Amen yes

55:17

other country's ships and if we experience it

55:19

we will be proud of my glue we are

55:21

scared that Twitter is held or what Well

55:24

then it means this if

55:27

my intellectuals are finished like that Yes we

55:30

have to Balance thinking about that if we

55:32

feel that

55:34

illegal fishing action is effective

55:37

by burning

55:39

Hai then we have to let

55:42

other local people that also fails

55:44

logic Don't let us have double

55:46

standards when other people enter

55:49

us-we sink in or burn or

55:51

what but if our ship goes there we

55:55

have a different view that in my opinion

55:57

too Although of course we have to

55:59

defend will if you we we will

56:02

Bella to the last drop of blood

56:03

in this sense but entering

56:06

Idul frameset arrested Here we will definitely

56:08

provide legal assistance now far to

56:10

smooth to the maximum only for

56:12

then we say

56:14

do not do anything that becomes not

56:18

Ferdi we previously we later the impression that we

56:21

have double standards

56:24

you if there is the ship there you

56:25

sank in why your ship can't be

56:28

sunk big like that So

56:30

if I look at it more in that regard

56:31

regarding the Madiunpos regulations, it's not a

56:33

clear card but what is clear is that countries

56:35

have the right to have

56:37

their own regulations Hi but I'm

56:41

wondering about this Sir, right Usually

56:45

for cases like that, those

56:47

who are affected are

56:49

traditional and so on, right,

56:51

sometimes they don't have the technology for

56:53

us in the open sea, we dare to do anything

56:55

like our worship if it is

56:58

carried out there are signs or outdoor

57:00

or there are signs there are fences like that

57:02

But in the open sea we don't

57:04

know, sir, especially Moreover, that was the

57:06

traditional fishermen for the

57:08

Indonesian government itself, Sir, How do you

57:09

respond to this,

57:11

this is indeed a

57:14

separate problem, right, the problem of

57:16

maritime borders, there is one of the

57:18

weaknesses if we say it's

57:20

impossible to build a fence, it's impossible to

57:22

build a stake The problem is that

57:25

naturally the sea doesn't have a fence

57:28

and it's not easy for us to

57:29

know whether we've passed or not,

57:32

that's the first principle

57:35

Hi but does that mean we can't

57:36

do something from there, well, if we

57:38

talk about it in a more sophisticated way, this is

57:40

as a fisherman who other

57:42

traditional ones have

57:43

previous knowledge of traditional astronomy So

57:46

actually he knows the position Okay Yes Yes of course

57:49

logically diet can

57:51

determine the position of etlis approach is

57:54

cheap constellation film like again press

57:56

that all of that we adopt now

57:57

DBS so

57:59

Hi traditional he determines the position

58:02

itself by looking at the

58:04

star of course on the right of a

58:07

certain star on the left of the box he must be

58:09

there more if tomorrow he wants to go

58:12

there again make sure on the right the

58:14

same star he sent the

58:16

same star right Simple astronomy that

58:18

raise we adopt DBS Karang but

58:20

we replace the star with a satellite and

58:23

our eyes we replace with a receiver

58:24

because maybe observing remove it

58:27

means logic that traditional fishermen

58:30

have all the ability to

58:32

know where he is

58:34

roughly at least that's one in

58:36

my opinion but the second now

58:38

more pragmatic is

58:40

we should indeed provide

58:43

support to this other so he can

58:45

have simple technology to be able to

58:47

know himself is this violating or

58:49

not okay well we already have

58:52

that research before so I myself with

58:54

the help of my children to seniors starting

58:57

when in 2012 his name died Saturday wherever he

59:00

is now he diet once made

59:03

a tool called the JSR alarm that is

59:07

a very simple

59:10

Hi with the tools we bought We

59:11

assembled there The GPS receiver is like that,

59:14

then we collaborate with the

59:17

electronics, so to assemble it, the

59:19

Scroll clock program means it

59:22

exists. If it's simple, the price is

59:24

not lazy, it's a few hundred thousand,

59:27

with that tool when he's in

59:30

the middle of the sea, he can catch

59:33

GPS signals, Gar, and so on, so he knows

59:35

his position, right, where he is. Well,

59:37

because it's programmed, we've entered

59:39

our boundary coordinates, so he comments, so the

59:42

tool knows when he's close to

59:43

you see the boundary or boundary line, he

59:45

'll sound like that, we can Setu, so

59:48

with that simple tool, the

59:50

government can actually support

59:53

so that our fishermen don't get caught

59:56

in unnecessary boundary violations

59:58

or they don't realize the city

1:00:00

Hi, but as far as I know, a tool like

1:00:03

this hasn't been adopted massively, yes, we

1:00:06

used to be part of research,

1:00:07

if I want, besides

1:00:10

encouraging, yes, like that, it's

1:00:12

supported by the government, how is

1:00:14

the technology? Let it be made

1:00:15

simple and all sorts of things so they

1:00:17

can make it themselves, for example,

1:00:18

people don't have to, if we make

1:00:21

this and then they have to buy it, it's

1:00:23

all the same, don't make that technology

1:00:25

public, anyone who does this

1:00:28

might be able to make it the same, at a

1:00:31

cost, maybe I don't know, high,

1:00:33

even that's what's called open source, the

1:00:35

labyrinth, it should be ideal, but

1:00:38

if you guys come back again What are

1:00:39

the actions of the governments that

1:00:41

have actually done a lot of things,

1:00:43

outreach like this and that, there must

1:00:45

always be that, but again, this is like

1:00:48

what is called our sea and if we are

1:00:50

very vast, I imagine maybe

1:00:54

my training or outreach is not

1:00:56

evenly distributed, right? And even if it is evenly distributed when

1:01:00

we arrive in Aceh, where

1:01:01

generations have changed, we are researching

1:01:05

or or they are fishermen, but so I do

1:01:08

n't know because we haven't received

1:01:09

the training, maybe that's what we

1:01:11

have to do

1:01:12

there, that is our country's homework together,

1:01:16

actually, so my friends at home,

1:01:18

there is a case that is seen from two sides

1:01:21

first, Panji, because like

1:01:24

we often fight with our neighbor

1:01:25

Malaysia, about what happened

1:01:28

during Malacca, even though if I

1:01:30

take an example like Australia earlier, we

1:01:33

don't know

1:01:35

who actually violated it, we only defended it,

1:01:37

namely the Indonesian ship, so uh, my

1:01:40

friends at home, we also look at it

1:01:42

from two sides, okay, okay, let's continue with

1:01:47

this discussion that might be interesting

1:01:50

for netizens, sir, if for example

1:01:52

netizens like to fight, but when it

1:01:54

comes to the price of the Republic of Indonesia,

1:01:57

their patriotism immediately goes, ordering, right? I've

1:01:59

received the news lately, it's all

1:02:02

mixed up, Miss, about

1:02:04

Natuna. torn about China

1:02:06

Actually what happened in Natuna

1:02:09

because I've read the news, some

1:02:11

say China is behind on Natuna's claims

1:02:12

but there are also those who say that China

1:02:15

only claims its waters,

1:02:17

actually that's what happened in

1:02:19

Natuna So first,

1:02:22

this is really important, this is a

1:02:23

clarification if we read the headline

1:02:26

China claims Natuna Yes, so it must be clear,

1:02:30

we say now China has

1:02:32

never claimed Natuna in the sense of the

1:02:35

mainland or the islands of Natuna card

1:02:37

as well as the mainland Natuna islands

1:02:40

So it's not that, it's definitely not

1:02:42

China does not claim the Natuna mainland

1:02:45

at all, not happy like this China does not

1:02:48

claim our mainland or more so

1:02:50

we-we also have no business with

1:02:53

you, you around there, there are many

1:02:55

islands that are disputed,

1:02:57

we do not participate in

1:02:59

claiming those islands at all, so it's clear,

1:03:01

actually, first, Natuna is

1:03:04

not claimed by China and we are

1:03:06

safe, no one questions

1:03:08

one by one, then the question is, the problem is,

1:03:11

where is the problem, China does

1:03:15

claim the waters near Natuna, so the

1:03:18

second one is right,

1:03:19

now this means,

1:03:21

let's go back to the UNCLOS, right, is

1:03:24

n't it the Ros rule, it's clear which

1:03:26

country is here, up to where 200 It's

1:03:29

stretched then if it

1:03:31

overlaps please take care of it if not

1:03:33

no Well if we check this from China

1:03:37

here we measure 200m from Indonesia we

1:03:41

measure 200m no overlap How can it be then

1:03:45

what's the problem what is this well it

1:03:48

turns out that China has its own clamp

1:03:52

that is not based on unclos

1:03:54

The Mummy even though China has

1:03:59

ratified unclos

1:04:00

Hi 96

1:04:02

interesting well but anyway so it turns out that

1:04:06

China has its own claim not

1:04:08

based on ulos he was already sold

1:04:10

before there was a fee then there well

1:04:12

so according to him that is the

1:04:14

historical basis simple historical basis

1:04:17

because according to him

1:04:20

his ancestors have come to the area around the

1:04:23

South China Sea from hundreds of years

1:04:25

ago he said that so

1:04:28

he feels that the owner

1:04:30

or traditional for the determination is

1:04:33

there more or less abstractly the

1:04:34

principle is so then he

1:04:37

claims the entire South China Sea

1:04:41

with 9 dotted lines like that which

1:04:46

we then know as

1:04:47

another nindash Nana indah Apart from that

1:04:50

if we connect it does indeed touch

1:04:53

the waters near Natuna so

1:04:57

we have rights in Natuna that are partly

1:04:59

unclos because if we look at Hi Nanda

1:05:01

Besides that, it is indeed touching

1:05:03

on the overlap so if we

1:05:05

are Not friends overlapping 4 first if

1:05:08

we refer to the unclos earlier there was

1:05:11

no overlap earlier the

1:05:14

North finger but if we look at

1:05:16

China's claim with other nenda's there is

1:05:18

only this but in the end it is a

1:05:21

legal video Yes no of course

1:05:23

Nanda's line Apart from that, it is not based on

1:05:25

law, right? So that's what

1:05:27

happened but the problem is they

1:05:30

still feel that they have the right, they

1:05:33

come there to fish as long as you remember

1:05:35

that now it becomes our problem

1:05:36

so that means we have to click, we say one

1:05:39

Natuna exactly As again natural is not

1:05:40

claimed what is claimed is the waters

1:05:42

near Natuna in what way is it silent pen

1:05:45

with other nice that is not based on

1:05:47

unclos like that So if we are in

1:05:50

the bag then what is Indonesia's attitude

1:05:52

Hi do we want to negotiate with here

1:05:53

for example well The problem is like negotiating

1:05:56

means like this admitting

1:05:59

if we want to negotiate outside we

1:06:01

admit that he has rights we have rights

1:06:03

let's negotiate

1:06:05

people there don't even have cellphones then if

1:06:08

we want Brunei like that scene is the same

1:06:09

as us like admitting

1:06:12

steps or or China's claims that are not

1:06:15

based on law that is the

1:06:17

sensitive thing that we don't want to

1:06:19

do it, aren't we a nation that doesn't

1:06:23

want to chat Ding Yap basically

1:06:25

negotiating There's no such thing as if

1:06:28

I were like sago whose job is to

1:06:30

eat like people who are dating or

1:06:33

engaged, so there are guys who have

1:06:35

girls, they love each other and all

1:06:37

sorts of things, their parents agree, there's no

1:06:40

problem, one guy has another guy who has a crush on her,

1:06:45

Hi, the girl doesn't want her parents,

1:06:47

suddenly the guy invites us to negotiate,

1:06:48

bro, we negotiate Who has

1:06:50

more rights Oh yeah, there is, after this,

1:06:53

no, it has nothing to do with that,

1:06:55

so he just wants to, like

1:06:57

falling, just wants to, not based on

1:06:59

the law, so he doesn't have a

1:07:02

solid reason to negotiate legally,

1:07:05

something like that, but if for example

1:07:07

China has violated it, that means it has to be

1:07:09

prosecuted with this, who is

1:07:10

Indonesia, also take action according to the costs mentioned

1:07:12

earlier, Mr. Yas, if we do this, this is like this,

1:07:15

that action has taken

1:07:16

various actions, first, if he

1:07:19

comes, then legally, we have to be

1:07:21

firm in our position, the legal curtain, that's why

1:07:24

Surya's firm legal position is, do

1:07:25

we send a protest note,

1:07:28

that's a must, if we don't protest,

1:07:31

if we just play cat and mouse

1:07:33

in the sea, the legal position will be

1:07:35

unclear, that's what we think

1:07:38

We have always done protests. Legends

1:07:41

like him also do the same thing,

1:07:42

other countries, if they do it or

1:07:44

protest, then

1:07:47

Oh yeah, I don't know exactly what

1:07:48

happened in the field, right? Then

1:07:50

the dynamics are basic, I don't understand. How

1:07:53

can we be so strong in the field?

1:07:57

How is our equipment now?

1:08:00

That's definitely an influence, but if it's Sara

1:08:02

law, we clearly do it, but China is

1:08:05

related to

1:08:07

Indonesia, there's Vietnam, there's the

1:08:09

film Ben

1:08:12

a.ab, that's all, sorry, Bersi. tense with

1:08:15

China How are they

1:08:17

negotiating or really taking action

1:08:19

so That's right, the fish that are claimed are

1:08:23

almost all because there are a

1:08:25

lot of sealed ones, well, the Philippines has already

1:08:29

taken one action that is more

1:08:31

progressive, it has been compared online,

1:08:33

that case was brought to

1:08:35

another arbitration,

1:08:38

arbitration was brought to fitase,

1:08:40

then administered Audi,

1:08:43

the case was managed by the name of the permanent code of

1:08:46

arbitration or pcie,

1:08:48

that's the clerk, I'm like that, yes,

1:08:51

brought there

1:08:54

Hi, simply put, this is how the door to

1:08:56

ask the court and Abi feels, is

1:09:00

this China right or not, and

1:09:03

the answer is China is not right,

1:09:06

it has been answered legally, some

1:09:08

are clear that the name Nanda

1:09:11

Apart from that, it's wrong, China has no rights

1:09:15

there, it's already legally clear,

1:09:18

but the question now is, when it's

1:09:20

been decided, what is China's

1:09:22

attitude, upholding it, that's a

1:09:26

natural thing, it's complex, that's the

1:09:29

problem, okay, it's never

1:09:32

-ending, I'll be here later,

1:09:35

okay, this is if only the South China Sea

1:09:38

was easy, the problem still

1:09:41

happened, it was finished last year,

1:09:42

the word of God came, but that doesn't

1:09:45

mean we give up, long time, vi-rs, we

1:09:47

understand what the problem is, right, that's right,

1:09:49

if this what happened and this

1:09:51

has not been decided yet efs We

1:09:52

understand until the titituit hi okay let's

1:09:56

stop for now Mas China hijab there is one

1:09:59

more news Sir I am also curious about the

1:10:02

legal basis If you drop

1:10:04

anchor at sea Sir I Foreign ships

1:10:06

say anchor basically Okay drop

1:10:08

anchor in Indonesian waters Then it was

1:10:10

explained earlier that

1:10:12

peaceful waters means yes just passing through like that

1:10:15

can't stop what is it like Sir

1:10:17

right if he just passes through is allowed

1:10:20

peaceful passage but in peaceful passage there

1:10:22

are clear rules not allowed to drop

1:10:24

anchor not allowed not allowed to stop

1:10:27

even all sorts so that means if

1:10:29

there are people from other countries passing through

1:10:33

our territorial waters and drop anchor it is

1:10:35

a violation already

1:10:37

HP credit where there are several cases such as

1:10:40

for example the

1:10:42

Singapore Strait yes yesterday there was a

1:10:45

problem it is impossible this is a bit viral

1:10:47

the problem basically he said

1:10:50

Hi Foreign ships

1:10:52

are blamed by our officers because they

1:10:56

drop anchor all sorts of things in

1:10:58

our territorial waters if only seen from

1:11:00

that context Yes it is natural to be blamed because

1:11:04

if it passes Beat our sleeping sea well

1:11:07

but at that time I was also like this

1:11:09

usually various sources Yes that is

1:11:12

cement he said ships from foreign countries

1:11:15

that want to enter the port of Singapore

1:11:19

imagine if the ship Enter Banten,

1:11:21

maybe there will be a queue later so it could

1:11:24

start quite far until it overflows,

1:11:27

for example, into the sea Regita, I was just

1:11:31

trying to recognize me,

1:11:33

well, because she stopped there, she wanted to enter

1:11:37

Oh, maybe she really wants to anchor to

1:11:39

not go anywhere, maybe

1:11:41

that's the problem, raising fish

1:11:44

will definitely be complicated, is it in

1:11:46

this context that dropping anchor in

1:11:48

that case is also considered a violation or not

1:11:50

Well, if we strip to God, who is

1:11:52

violating Well, that's apparently what

1:11:56

our patrol Yat, our soldiers, did,

1:12:00

then said that it was a violation,

1:12:02

even though in B tebal, but what I dropped

1:12:06

anchor because I wanted to enter a

1:12:08

place and was still queuing, it's

1:12:11

impossible to go back and forth, it's just

1:12:12

for walking, it could be like that again, I

1:12:14

thousand don't understand how it

1:12:16

should be resolved, but the point

1:12:18

is,

1:12:19

yes, we stripped down, saying it was a

1:12:22

violation, she herself might feel that, yes,

1:12:24

no, in the sense of minutes, there is no

1:12:26

other way, the game must stop there, but

1:12:28

after that, it hasn't ended before closing

1:12:31

What is it like talking about

1:12:34

shipping? I've heard Hey, it's embarrassing, is

1:12:37

there an argument about

1:12:41

why the Strait of Malacca, for example, is it that the

1:12:44

ship that died is the head so that it is

1:12:45

not taxed, okay, yes, tax, no

1:12:49

made a coffin is the term for

1:12:52

many people this is interesting Brilliant

1:12:54

but like this if we return

1:12:57

to the law the answer is no so

1:13:01

people passing through the Strait or in

1:13:06

the waters of all that is allowed or not it is

1:13:07

not possible to be tagged it is not good to be

1:13:11

taxed according to the law yes that's one

1:13:14

second if he passes through the Strait of Malacca

1:13:17

that means this neighbor is

1:13:20

Malaysia and Singapore

1:13:22

Hi our local fairy tale majekin how

1:13:24

okay this is like the road in front of my house

1:13:27

because I can't claim

1:13:29

the road in front of the house if someone passes

1:13:32

I tax the neighbor in front of me how is that the

1:13:34

road is a shared road no

1:13:37

no we can say the Strait of

1:13:38

Malacca is ours the name is New Zealand

1:13:41

in dividing the two countries so we have to

1:13:44

also talk to Malaysia first

1:13:47

with Singapore first that's the

1:13:49

simplest although back to the rules of the

1:13:50

game yes there are no rules like that but

1:13:54

if we can build a canal in the Strait of

1:13:55

Malacca what about a canal in the Strait of

1:13:59

Malacca maybe it will be unnecessary

1:14:00

except because it will be dividing the

1:14:03

land that is

1:14:04

said if we really want to divide the

1:14:07

land we can do it and that is

1:14:10

indeed we-we can this can

1:14:13

charge money because that is because we

1:14:16

made it ourselves not naturally by

1:14:19

just right Questions like this If we

1:14:20

make it known in one place or is it true

1:14:22

that it benefits you, yes,

1:14:24

people will pass through there, if there are others,

1:14:26

for example, well, if something like Suez

1:14:29

continues, what is the situation, it is

1:14:31

true that it really makes the

1:14:34

shipping route shorter, then

1:14:37

people will want to know about it and it is

1:14:39

natural that Pratu pays okay okay okay

1:14:45

finally Sir

1:14:47

What are the challenges for Indonesian waters

1:14:50

for example in the next 10 years or five

1:14:52

#fun what kind of material is that Sir Okay, if

1:14:55

I delve into the maritime boundaries that are

1:14:57

not talked about first, first,

1:14:58

our office chooses, we have 10 neighbors,

1:15:01

many of which are not yet completed, so

1:15:04

what state is one of the homework that must be a

1:15:08

priority for God, how to determine the

1:15:09

boundaries with our neighbors, that is

1:15:12

number one Because if the boundaries are

1:15:13

clear, we will be clear about

1:15:15

where the obligations are as is typical

1:15:16

01 second,

1:15:21

we have management, SMP has space, Datsun,

1:15:24

make sure there is space, it is a

1:15:27

clear space, but if it is not managed, if

1:15:29

we are not able to manage the

1:15:31

resources, what will happen Ken,

1:15:34

that is why managing it is important,

1:15:35

that is why knowledge about management,

1:15:38

before managing knowledge about the

1:15:40

sea, first map our sea

1:15:43

clearly and neatly with carefully

1:15:46

So that we really know what the prayer is,

1:15:49

what the potential is Barus next

1:15:52

management Well, from all of that, in

1:15:55

my opinion, it is human resources

1:15:56

Back again back again So That's why

1:15:58

now one thing, whatever the

1:16:01

field, these lines until it has to be

1:16:04

this

1:16:05

Let's 2/3 of the sea So actually it is

1:16:09

very wise if we, whatever our

1:16:11

field of knowledge, try to learn also

1:16:13

too economics, for example, it doesn't have to be in the

1:16:16

faculty of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries in

1:16:18

economics, try to learn blue economics,

1:16:21

blue economy, yes, if you are a person Hey, don't

1:16:26

forget to learn to record

1:16:30

our diplomacy, not if you are a cultural person,

1:16:33

don't forget to learn maritime culture too,

1:16:35

if that's the case, whatever it is, if we are a

1:16:38

grumpy person, Ih, don't just map the land, right, that's the

1:16:40

disaster, whatever the sea,

1:16:43

if we are a Pharmacy person, don't forget

1:16:46

to look for sources of medicine in the sea Not only

1:16:51

on land, so that means everyone,

1:16:53

whatever their field of knowledge, should

1:16:55

have an interest in it or someone who

1:16:59

has inter188 Not everyone

1:17:02

can say that finally, they know, they can be curious

1:17:05

about water about the blue economy Because

1:17:07

yesterday there was an assignment, namely I also

1:17:09

raised where the economic mother is separate,

1:17:11

but I still don't understand everything,

1:17:13

maybe my friends at home are also

1:17:15

still unfamiliar with what economic furniture

1:17:17

accompanies the blue economy, maybe In

1:17:20

simple terms, it seems like he's not an

1:17:22

economist, but the point is

1:17:23

treatment.

1:17:24

Hi, utilizing or getting

1:17:27

economic benefits from the sea. After

1:17:30

that, is the economy in the form of

1:17:32

tourism and Candy Blue Economy? Is it

1:17:34

from the seaweed that we sell

1:17:38

also economically? Is it from the oil and gas

1:17:40

now, the film is also allowed on the fish?

1:17:42

Tetsu, the economy that we have actually

1:17:45

done now, the wife, the point is,

1:17:48

how to optimize it and

1:17:50

ensure it is sustainable,

1:17:53

the assistant, Bekizaar, means that if

1:17:56

we fish from 5C, right? But

1:17:59

if we fish incorrectly, using

1:18:01

bombs, then we're not happy because that

1:18:04

doesn't fit into

1:18:06

your positive principles. Economics means taking

1:18:08

care of it, right? Sir, taking care of

1:18:10

Indonesia's seas is absolutely right, that's the

1:18:12

point, so we utilize the sea

1:18:14

with the principle of preserving the reserve.

1:18:17

Lestari web with Green economy in

1:18:20

this case, right? Well, if Green economy is

1:18:21

broader, like this, right? You

1:18:24

are Paulinho, charity. Okay, Okay, Fandi, there are so

1:18:27

many

1:18:29

answers, so it's a blessing, I don't

1:18:33

know, but it kept flowing, so I'm curious,

1:18:37

Sasuke, this is the conversation. Thank you,

1:18:40

the committee is also open. So

1:18:42

maybe friends also have a lot of

1:18:44

new insights, especially regarding

1:18:46

maritime law because I Personally, I feel

1:18:48

like this earlier, rather than

1:18:51

Indonesian news, which I know for myself what it's like, I'm

1:18:53

more interested

1:18:55

in issues related to the sea,

1:18:57

especially during the diplomatic period with

1:18:58

those countries, right? What, we have a

1:19:01

broader perspective, so

1:19:03

I hope that with the thugs that I

1:19:05

proposed to this, my friends at

1:19:07

home will also get me something like that.

1:19:09

Thank you, even though

1:19:11

I was able to chat

1:19:13

with the flood, I don't know how many

1:19:15

hours I've had. Thank you very much, sir.

1:19:17

Okay, thank you, my feelings, and especially

1:19:21

good luck with the exam.

1:19:24

Oh yes, dear, hopefully I can

1:19:26

finish it. Okay, thank you, good

1:19:28

night, high

1:19:31

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