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… subsoil below and the airspace above these. A state enjoys sovereignty within its territory but beyond that a state can only have less than sovereignty, for example sovereign rights, jurisdiction, … conditions as provided in article 47. A coastal state’s sovereignty within its territorial sea and archipelagic …

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… The Protocol must be applied ‘without prejudice to the sovereignty or the jurisdiction of other parties or other … claiming, contending or disputing any claim to national sovereignty or jurisdiction.’ Parties must ‘apply the … provided for in this Protocol without prejudice to the sovereignty or the jurisdiction of other parties or other …

… sea are part of a state’s territory and subject to its sovereignty. The UNCLOS specifies how the inner and outer … waters can be generated. As a consequence of a state’s sovereignty over its territory, a coastal state has exclusive … not apply to sedentary species or to maritime zones under sovereignty.101 98 International Convention for the …

… Sri Lanka). Under international law coastal states have sovereignty over their territorial seas which extend a … under international law the coastal state exercises full sovereignty over this area, and in most countries the … of beaches on the basis that the doctrine of Parliamentary sovereignty meant that the racially discriminatory Acts that …