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diminished catch of fish for Malaysian fishermen, profits from fishing decreases

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diminished catch of fish for Malaysian fishermen, profits from fishing decreases

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Environmental impacts such as increased current flow in Straits of Johor woul result in flooding
Diminished catch of fish for Malaysian fisherman

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It was encroaching on its territories and boundaries 

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It was encroaching on its territories and boundaries 

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livelihood for offshore fishermen as well as possibility of flooding due to increased current flow in straits of johor

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Environmental impact as it increased the current flow and decrease the amount of fishes for offshore fishing.

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encroaching on its territories or shift boundaries (Malaysia uncomfortable with SG being too close to them), concerned about narrowing of Straits of Johor and obstruction of shipping lane at Msia's Pasir Gudang Port (would affect livelihood of fishermen who do offshore fishing)

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Diminished catch of fish for Malaysian fishermen

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Economy will be affected
Narrowing of Straits of Johor and obstruction of shipping lane at Malaysia's Pasir Gudang Port
Security issue (too close)

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Obstruction of straits of Johor and shipping lane which also impeded on the livelihood of fishermen

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Decided against stopping SG from carrying out land reclaimation activities

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reassured Malaysia that passage of ships through Kuala Johor and Calder Harbour will not be hindered

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reassured Malaysia that passage of ships through Kuala Johor and Calder Harbour will not be hindered

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Singapore compensated 374,000RM as compensation to fishermen who had their livelihood affected

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Singapore modified intended design of Pulau Tekonh

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Singapore paid 374,000RM to Malaysia as compensation to fishermen

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- compensation to Malaysia's fishermen
- reassurance that passage of ships through Kuala Johor and Calder Harbour will not be hindered
- modified intended design of Pulau Tekong shoreline

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Went to ITLOS

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modified intended design of Pulau Tekong shoreline 

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modified intended design of Pulau Tekong shoreline 

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Rule of law and international notms

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hydraulic modelling studies carried out so there wouldn't be adverse impact on surroundings (wouldn't result in flooding)

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does not want to provoke, prefers rule of law, settle by third party, to ensure that we are not eaten by superpowers

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does not want to provoke, prefers rule of law, settle by third party, to ensure that we are not eaten by superpowers

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Paid the fisherman money and work on technologies to ensure that there were no adverse impact on the surrounding 

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Paid the fisherman money and work on technologies to ensure that there were no adverse impact on the surrounding 

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Singapore reassured Malaysia that passage of ships through Kuala Johor and Calder Harbour will not be hindered

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Prefers to bring it to international courts

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Follow rule of law

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Allows third party to balance decision making

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Rule of law, international norms, UN, UNCLOS, ITLOS (ensure bilateral relations - so that law of jungle would not be used by other powers)

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Credible

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Quite fair as they bring in a thrid party

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Quite fair as they bring in a thrid party

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believe in neutrality

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Pulau Tekong and Tuas

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- Settlement agreement signed by both counties on 26 April 2005
- 374,000 RM paid by Singapore to Malaysia as compensation to fishermen

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Ruled on 8 Oct 2003 for Malaysia and Singapore to cooperate and carry out further research on impact of land reclamation works
- Establish a group of experts
- Exchange information on a regular basis

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Conform to the rule of law

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- Encroaching on Malaysia's territories or shift boundaries
- Narrowing of Straits of Johor and obstruction of shipping lane at Malaysia's Pasir Gudang Port