Song, Chinese marine militants increased the number of Filippinos 5 years after the international court ruled to reject 9-piece lines.

Randy Megu, a Filipino fishermen, often suffered from terrifying storms in the South China Sea.

5 years after the landmark verdict of the Permanent Arbitration Court (PCA), rejecting China's sovereignty claim to the majority of the East Sea area, Megu said the faces with Chinese law-sier vessels took place

I was scared, Megu recounted the feeling of seeing a Chinese seawalking ship following his wooden ship in three hours in the position of 260 km from the coast in May.

Chinese seawalkers (left) go near a non-nationality ship on the East Sea on April 14.

Megu said many other fishermen were stabbed or sprayed with a hose when fishing in the sea they considered a historical fishing ground, which they hoped to be guaranteed after the ruling of PCA in La Haye in 2016.

The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on July 9 reminded the country without accepting the ruling of PCA and any statement or action based on this ruling.

China announced that the country's fishing vessels operating in the waters near the Philippines are consistent with Chinese and international laws.

Data expressed very clearly that Chinese seawarms and Chinese marine militants are present in the Philippines region considered more economic zone (EEZ) than 5 years ago, Greg Poling, China's expert

An opinion poll in July 2020 showed that 70% of Filipinos were asked to want their government to declare their rights in the South China Sea after the PCA's ruling.

East Sea area.

The Philippines 128 times to send the impotence of Chinese activities in the disputed seas since 2016. The Philippine Seafood and Seafood Department organized patrol trips to ensure sovereignty in the region of the country considered EEZ

However, the Philippines did not have more moves to promote the claim of their rights in the South China Sea under President Rodrigo Duterte, who considered relations with China was an important part of his foreign policy.

Duterte said that trying to challenge China, neighboring countries is larger than the Philippines, which is useless.

China is controlling more seas.

The Marine Police and the Philippine Defense Ministry do not comment on this information.

The Philippine Coast Guard runs high-speed boats through Chinese ships on July 14.

China strengthened in many other places in the South China Sea, including reinforcing unauthorized artificial islands, building a jetty, runway and deploying missile missiles.

The US Navy recently strengthened the free shipping campaigns to challenge China's unreasonable sovereignty claims in the South China Sea, but it does not seem to prevent the country to deploy public vessels and fishing vessels near the Philippines and places

Before the 2016 President was elected, Duterte said it would support the Philippine's sovereignty claims in the South China Sea.

Fishermen in the Philippines Pangasinan province do not see any hope of the government to challenge Chinese public service ships, which are hindering their activity on the sea.