In an implicit criticism of China, Morrison will say Australia respects international law and the peaceful resolution of disputes through dialogue, including ensuring that competing territorial and maritime claims are based on, and determined in line with, international law, including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. The government's cautious approach was quickly lashed by business leaders and media commentators who said Australia has turned into a 'prison island'. Against the backdrop of continuing trade tensions with China, Morrison will also stress that Australia values the rules and institutions that enable international trade. We value rules that protect sovereignty, peace and security, and curb the excessive use of power, he will say. Its unjustified scepticism, its a political ideology.
Australia's claims is based on the United Nation's own conviction.
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