‘International arbitration’ on marines mulled

IMG class=hide alt=”‘International arbitration’ on marines mulled” src=”http://www.mineralfossil.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/wpid-53c9a95f5ab2d966aa060fac1599db2f.jpg” (see previous). P(ANSA) – Rome, February 14 – The Italian government’s task force on two marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen two years ago on Friday considered putting the case to international arbitration because of a dispute over where the February 2012 incident took place, Defence Minister Mario Mauro said./PP”We explored the hypothesis of (international) arbitration,” Mauro told reporters on his way out of the meeting./PPThe ship from which marines Massimiliano Latorre and Salvatore Girone fired the shots was in international waters, Italy contends./PPIndia invoked a tough anti-piracy law that allows the extension of territorial waters in certain cases./PPHowever, the Indian government is reportedly considering dropping the SUA Act provisions and trying the pair under ordinary penal code./PPLatorre and Girone face up to 10 years in jail for allegedly murdering fishermen Valentine (aka Gelastine) and Ajesh Binki after mistaking their trawler for a pirate ship./PPInternational pressure, from the United Nations, NATO and the European Union, is mounting on India to concede ground to Italy in the case./PPfucilieri. La questione delle acque internazionali – ha detto – “apre ad un contenzioso in un contesto internazionale”./P
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