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5 J. E. Asia & Int'l L. 455 (2012)
Illegal Chinese Fishing in the Yellow Sea: A Korean Officer's Perspective

handle is hein.journals/jeasil5 and id is 385 raw text is: V JEAIL (2o12) REGIONAL FOCUS & CONTROVERSIES Illegal Chinese Fishing in the Yellow Sea: A Korean Officer' s Perspective Suk Kyoon Kim * The problem of illegal Chinese fishing and Chinese fishermen's violent resistance to Korean law enforcement in ihe Yellow Sea have been a long-standing point at issue between Korea and China. It is not merely a problem of illegal fishing in Korean waters; this conflict could disrupt the integrity of the ExcLh.ive Economic Zone and even underine ihe friendly relations belheen i/e twoo countri-e. This article is to anahyze the current status of the illegal Chinese fishing in !e Yellow Sea and to provide a perspective on legal questions concerning ihe Korea-China Fishery Agreement to govern the fisheiy issue. This article suggests challenges ahead to solve ihe illegalfishing problem by examining factors causing the problem. It also provides a political perspective on the illegal fishing problem, which has become a highly newsworthy issue between Korea and China. Keywords Illegal Chinese Fishing, Korea-China Fishery Agreement, Korea Coast Guard, Yellow Sea Vice Corninissioner-General of the Korean Coast Guard. A.B.(Hanyang Univ.), M.P.A.(Seoul N.U./Indiana), Ph.D.(Hanyang Univ.). The author may be contacted at: sullxoon2004@hanmail.net / Address: 130 Haedoji-ro, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon 406-741 Korea. The opinions expressed in this article are solely the views of author and are neither intended to reflect the positions of the Korea Coast Guard nor the Korean Government. K~orea 455

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