The Philippines chastised China on Sunday for placing a barrier in the South China Sea to prevent Philippine fishermen from entering waters that Beijing has claimed as its territory.
The Philippine coast guard said it “strongly condemns” China and vowed to “uphold our maritime rights” in the latest territorial dispute between the two Southeast Asian nations.
Beijing has long claimed most of the South China Sea as its domain, dismissing territorial claims by Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam.
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