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    Timor-Leste has initiated a compulsory conciliation process with Australia under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) to conclude an agreement on permanent maritime boundaries. This process will require Australia to participate in a formal process overseen by an independent panel of experts acting as a Conciliation Commission. While temporary arrangements allow resource exploitation in the Timor Sea, there are currently no permanent maritime boundaries between the two countries. The Government of Timor-Leste initiated this mandatory process as Australia has previously refused to negotiate permanent maritime boundaries or participate in international arbitration, limiting Timor-Leste's ability to enforce its rights under international law. The conciliation process provides a way for the Commission

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    Timor-Leste has initiated a compulsory conciliation process with Australia under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) to conclude an agreement on permanent maritime boundaries. This process will require Australia to participate in a formal process overseen by an independent panel of experts acting as a Conciliation Commission. While temporary arrangements allow resource exploitation in the Timor Sea, there are currently no permanent maritime boundaries between the two countries. The Government of Timor-Leste initiated this mandatory process as Australia has previously refused to negotiate permanent maritime boundaries or participate in international arbitration, limiting Timor-Leste's ability to enforce its rights under international law. The conciliation process provides a way for the Commission

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    Timor-Leste hatama Prosesu Konsiliasaun Kompulsoria, Tuir

    UNCLOS, ba Austrália, kona-ba Fronteiras Marítimas


    Ministru Estadu no Prezidénsia Konsellu Ministru no

    Portavós Ofisiál Governu Timor-Leste

    Díli, loron 11 fulan-abril tinan 2016

    Timor-Leste hatama Prosesu Konsiliasaun Kompulsoria, Tuir UNCLOS, ba Austrália, kona-ba


    Fronteiras Marítimas

    Timor-Leste, ohin hatama prosesu konsiliasaun kompulsoria tuir Nasoens Unidas nia Konvensaun ba Lei
    Tasi (UNCLOS), ho objetivu atu konklui akordu ida ho Austrália kona-ba fronteiras marítimas
    permanentes.

    Prosesu konsiliasaun ne’e sei kesi Austrália iha prosesu formal ida ne’ebé painel espesialista
    independente ida mak sei hala’o nudar Komisaun Konsiliasaun.

    Enkuantu iha hela aranjus temporariu hodi fahe rekursu sira iha Tasi Timor, oras ne’e dadaun la iha
    fronteiras marítimas permanentes entre nasaun rua ne’e. Governu Austrália hasees-an husi prosesu
    obrigatóriu hodi resolve disputa tuir UNCLOS no Tribunal International ba Justisa in 2002, fulan rua
    molok Timor-Leste restaura nia independênsia, ne’ebé limita Timor-leste nia dalan hodi haforsa nia
    direitus tuir lei internasional.

    Governus Australianus tutuir malu, mos rekuza beibeik ona atu negosia fronteiras marítimas permanentes
    no tanba ne’e konsiliasaun kompulsoria mak dalan úniku hodi lori Austrália ba meza negosiasaun.

    Timor-Leste nia Primeiru-Ministru, Dr. Rui Maria de Araújo hateten, “estabelese Fronnteiras Marítimas
    permanentes mak kestaun prioridade nasional ba Timor-Leste, hanesan hakat ikus hodi realiza ita-nia
    soberania hanesan Estadu independente ida.”

    Primeiru-Ministru hateten tan, “tuir lei internasional, Austrália obrigadu atu negosia fronteiras marítimas
    ho Timor-Leste maibé nia rekuza atu negosia, maske ita konvida dala barak ona. Ida ne’e husik hela ita ho
    opsaun ida ne’e deit.” “Prosesu ida ne’e fó dalan ba Komisaun atu ajuda Nasaun rua ne’e, hodi hetan
    solusaun amigável ida ba fronteiras marítimas permanentes.”

    Nia hateten, “Timor-Leste buka mak solusaun ne’ebé justa no ekitativa no, importante liu, mak ita-nia
    direitu tuir lei internasional.”

    Durante nia vizita foin lalais mai Timor-Leste, Prezidente Indonézia nian, Sua Eselênsia Joko Widodo
    hamutuk ho Timor-Leste nia Primeiru-Ministru reafirma sira nia kompromisu atu tuur hamutuk, hanesan
    viziñus no negosia fronteiras marítimas permanentes tuir lei internasional.

    url: http://timor-leste.gov.tl?lang=tp&p=14978

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