China refuses int'l ruling on South China Sea

China refuses int'l ruling on South China Sea

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang holds a regular press briefing in Beijing on July 12, 2016, before an international tribunal ruling that China has no historic rights to resources in the South China Sea based on its "nine-dash line" claim, in a move welcomed by the Philippines, which instigated the case. China said it will not accept or recognize the ruling. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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