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archipelago centuries ago, many people have ignored territorial boundaries and
settled where they pleased. Poor naval patrols have abetted not only illegal
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A transnational problem

By by Editorial | May 2, 2000 - 12:00am

National borders in Southeast Asia have always been porous. Since adventurous seafarers from Borneo and other parts of Southeast Asia settled in this archipelago centuries ago, many people have ignored territorial...

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