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The government will not indemnify the family of a Chinese boat captain killed
in a clash with the Coast Guard but would release his seven crewmen as
requested by China, Foreign Affairs Secretary Domingo Siazon Jr. said
yesterday.

Siazon explained Beijing had no basis to demand compensation or file a
diplomatic protest since the fishermen were poaching in Philippine waters.

The boat's skipper was killed and his crew was arrested after a clash with the
Coast Guard off Palawan last Friday.
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                    [Title] => DFA: Shooting of Chinese boat skipper justified
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The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) justified yesterday the arrest by the
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Chinese fishermen found poaching within the country's territorial waters.

This developed as the police filed criminal charges against the fishermen who
were arrested after a two-hour chase.

A DFA official, requesting anonymity, issued the justification even as
government authorities started an inquiry into the reported shootout between
authorities and the Chinese fishermen that left the skipper of the Chinese
fishing boat dead
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in a clash with the Coast Guard but would release his seven crewmen as
requested by China, Foreign Affairs Secretary Domingo Siazon Jr. said
yesterday.

Siazon explained Beijing had no basis to demand compensation or file a
diplomatic protest since the fishermen were poaching in Philippine waters.

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The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) justified yesterday the arrest by the
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Chinese fishermen found poaching within the country's territorial waters.

This developed as the police filed criminal charges against the fishermen who
were arrested after a two-hour chase.

A DFA official, requesting anonymity, issued the justification even as
government authorities started an inquiry into the reported shootout between
authorities and the Chinese fishermen that left the skipper of the Chinese
fishing boat dead
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No indemnity for slain skipper's kin

By Aurea Calica | May 31, 2000 - 12:00am

The government will not indemnify the family of a Chinese boat captain killed in a clash with the Coast Guard but would release his seven crewmen as requested by China, Foreign Affairs Secretary Domingo Siazon...

Headlines

DFA: Shooting of Chinese boat skipper justified

By Aurea Calica | May 29, 2000 - 12:00am

The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) justified yesterday the arrest by the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) of Chinese fishermen found poaching within the country's territorial...

Headlines