Suchergebnisse

On 29 October, 1986, the UK declared a 150-mile interim conservation and management zone around the Falkland Islands. Argentina's policy of signing bilateral fishery agreements covering the Falklands' waters with the USSR and Bulgaria were immediately relevant to the British move. In many ways the conservation zone is unique in international law, and its delimitation aspects in the Patagonian coast region still have to be worked out. A multilateral solution acceptable to Argentina is still desirable