United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea

Japanese: United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea(英語表記)UnitedNationsConferenceontheLawoftheSea
United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea

In 1967, Arvid Pardo, the Maltese ambassador to the United Nations, expressed concern over the monopoly of resource development by a few developed countries, referring to manganese nodules on the seafloor, which were beginning to attract attention at the time, in a speech at the United Nations in which he said, "The deep seabed and its resources should be considered the common heritage of all mankind," and in 1970 this message was adopted as a UN resolution. In response to this, there was a movement to reconsider international law regarding the seas, and in 1973, the third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) was held with the aim of establishing a new maritime order regarding territorial waters, continental shelves, economic zones, and deep seabed resources, and long-term discussions began. During this time, the fishing industry and the development of offshore oil and gas became active in many countries, and, reflecting the discussions at the United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea, there was a growing trend to assert jurisdiction over resources within 200 nautical miles of each country's coast. Even before the conclusion of the Conference on the Law of the Sea, many countries enacted domestic laws establishing exclusive fishing zones within 200 nautical miles of their coasts.

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Japanese:

… 1967年,マルタの国連大使パルドArvid Pardoが当時注目されはじめていた海底のマンガン団塊を指して,一部の先進国によってこの種の資源開発が独占されることを憂い,〈深海底とその資源はすべての人類にとって共有の遺産と考えるべきである〉旨の演説を国連で行い,70年にはこの主旨が国連の決議として採択されるに至った。これらを受けて海洋をめぐる国際法を見直す気運が生じ,73年には領海,大陸棚,経済水域,深海底資源などについて新しい海洋の秩序の樹立を目指して第3次の国連海洋法会議(UNCLOS,United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea)が開かれ,長期にわたる討議が始まった。この間,各国において水産業ならびに海底石油・ガスの開発が活発に行われるようになり,国連の海洋法会議における討論を反映して自国の沿岸200カイリ水域における資源に対する管轄権を主張する気運が長じ,海洋法会議の結末をまたずして,それぞれ自国周辺沿岸200カイリの漁業専管水域設定の国内法を制定する国が相次いだ。…

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