3.0 The factor behind unsettled disputes of Senkaku Islands
The island`s unsettled sovereignty status is a continuing source of tension and frustrates a definitive demarcation of the overall maritime boundary between China and Japan in the East China Sea. Although both sides profess a commitment to solve their dispute peacefully but the effort to reach accomplishment is consistently failing. Below are following reason of why the conflict still on-going and most of the international law expert claimed that it is quite hard to solve in international law because many internal and external factors influence the settlement.
3.1 Historical Background
The first driving factor is historical background because each country has tie with island which
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Particularly, the Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe is reiterated that Japan will allow itself to represent a role in international security. The Obama administration’s public reassurance to Japan is meant to deter China from behaving aggressively. The joint military, aviation and naval exercises between signatory countries have been the important part in mutual security. For case in point, Gerald & Chi (1988) explained that the United States Navy and Japan`s Maritime Self-Defenses Forces have conducted the joint maritime operations, including anti-submarines warfare in order of Japan protection in majoring ports, straits and ships in the sea area around Senkaku Islands (p. 70). By receiving the security cooperation, Japan is sustaining their defences’ capability and shares the security responsibility with the United States as it could give China being in challenges like what Karan (2005) stated "This two disputes country have many stark differences, among them Japan is a nation closely oriented to the ocean, while China is a state anchored on a huge continent". (p.305). In coming back, this situation may demand, the China and Taiwan too to stress the claimed over of Senkaku …show more content…
The increasing of public posturing into the on-going disputes is making up by the fearing of losing the national pride and the competing position as an Asian power. Numberless accident, confrontation and demonstrations have cropped up in the midst of disputes between country involvements since the claimed brought.
For instance in Japan, Lee (n.d) stated the two Taiwanese boats were carried the Taiwanese athletes, reporters and the television crew to the Senkaku Islands to place an Olympic torch in October 1990 but it was prevented by Japanese Maritime Defences Forces (p.8). Followed by 1996, the unofficial activist groups among teenage have taken a lead in asserting their respective claims. It was explained by Robert & Bradford (n.d) that the event is concealed by the Japanese Youth Federation as they had built a small unofficial navigational beacon on the Senkaku Islands (p.2). These was gave a warned by China that Japan will be on serious damage if any Japanese right wingers set foot on the disputes. The Japanese goods also being boycotted in Hong Kong as a result of the drowned of Hong Kong`s ship that try to dismantle the Senkaku
The written work of Eri Hotta entitled Japan 1941: Countdown to Infamy, narrated the succession of events which took place between Japanese officials and leaders which led to the attack of Pearl Harbor. It showed the political unrest and civic instability of Japan that resulted into the bombing. Eventually, such attack was not condoned by the military forces of the United States and they countered the aggression by also bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Thousands of lives were lost and destroyed. Accordingly, the “ Japanese Emperor Hirohito was one of the Japanese officials who expressed reservations about going to war” (Timms).
Was their more to the story? Did the military hear japans threats but just ignore them? There are so many questions people ask and I’d like to open your eyes and help you look from a different prospective and try to help you find out, who was to blame for pearl harbor?
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The Japanese launched the war with the United States with a secretive attack
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Japanese Internment Buses were taking people to an unknown destination. The buses were full of Japanese American men, women and children. They were all heading to internment camps. The event that caused this happened on December 7, 1941. On that day Japanese warplanes bombed an American naval base at Pearl Harbor.
(Doc.E). So Japan attacks Hawaii, Pearl Harbor because they needed to stop the U.S. Navy before they became too strong to
This event caused discrimination towards not only Japanese people but all Asian Americans and its wars like these that spark hatred within
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Both the Japanese fleet of airships and Jack’s cordon swept the island in a line. The last similarity being the end result. Neither Jack nor the Japanese could pull off a victory against their enemy. The well known concentration camps and bombing of Pearl Harbor as well as the less well know Rape of Nanking need to be seriously considered because the disgusting crimes on humanity must never occur again.
Also many of the offices that were on the naval base were closed when the attack began. Many of the United States service men were on leave for the weekend, and were not on the island. Most of the people that were still on the island were awakened by the torpedoes that the Japanese shot off. During this time I had great-grandparents that were stationed on this naval base in Hawaii for the United States Navy. My grandfather was a Chief in the United States Navy for 21 years, and he talked about how horrific this attack was.
During his speech, President Roosevelt made it seem like the Japanese just attacked us out of nowhere but really we provoked it. Japan tried to suggest ideas for compromise between itself and the United States,” but “The U.S did not agree.” After this, Japan tried to make another attempt
FDR Rhetorical Analysis President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, in his speech, Pearl Harbor Speech, Interprets the actions of Japan toward the United States on December 8, 1941. Roosevelt's purpose is to convince Congress to formally declare war on Japan. He adopts a compelling tone in order to persuade war in his Congress members. Initiating his speech, Roosevelt utilizes logic to determine the attack was intended due to the distance. When examined the “Distance of Hawaii from Japan makes it obvious” to clarify “The attack was deliberately planned.”
This is an event many Americans felt was necessary to end the war with a country that would fight till death to bring honor. However, many Japanese people felt this was a needless war crime that resulted in deaths of innocent civilians. It is much easier for Americans to relay this event as a factual occurrence, but to those still feeling and have felt the
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