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Hambak-do
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'''Hambak-do''' is a small islet in [[Yellow Sea]]. The sovereignty of the Hambak-do is disputed between [[South Korea]] and [[North Korea]].
== Background ==
The [[Korean War armistice|1953 Armistice Agreement]], which was signed by both North Korea and the [[United Nations Command (Korea)|United Nations Command]] (UNC),<ref>Armistice Agreement, paragraph 13(b).</ref> ended the [[Korean War]] and specified that all islands in former [[Hwanghae province]] except [[Five West Sea Islands|the five islands]] including [[Yeonpyeong Island]] and [[Baengnyeong Island]] would remain under the control of the UNC and South Korea.
However, they did not agree on a maritime demarcation line, primarily because the UNC wanted to base it on of [[territorial waters]], while North Korea wanted to use .<ref name=ryoo-20090311>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
The five islands were [[Yeonpyeong Island]], [[Baengnyeongdo]], [[Daecheongdo]], [[Socheongdo]] and [[U Island]]. However, [[U Island]] was actually part of [[Ganghwa County]] sincee 1918. And [[South Korea]] is not signatory of [[Korean War armistice|1953 Armistice Agreement]].
In 1954, there was a clash in this island. In 1954, there was a clash in this island. South Korean fishermen catched shrimp near Hambak-do. North Korea kidnapped the fishermen and eventually retruned the fishermen. At that time, South Korea claimed that Hambak-do is a part of [[Ganghwa County]].
<ref>[https://ift.tt/2zGBlst 심각한 북한 고민상 - 송환 어부 현지 보고] 경향신문, 1954.11.20. 기사 중 "강화도에 딸린섬인 함박도"</ref> In 1965, there was a clash in this island. South Korean fishermen catched clams in this island. North Korea kidnapped the fishermen and eventually retruned the fishermen. South Korea claimed that Hambak-do is a part of [[Ganghwa County]].<ref>[https://ift.tt/2PGX5iG 함박도에서 조개 캐던 서해 어민 집단 납북] 경향신문, 1965.11.1.</ref><ref>[https://ift.tt/2zGBoEF 납북 어민 송환] 동아일보, 1965.11.20.</ref><ref>[https://ift.tt/2PwRo78 억류 어민 3명 어제 귀환…2명만은 계속 억류] 동아일보, 1965.12.28.</ref><ref>https://ift.tt/2zGBqfL>
South Korea registered Hambak-do to [[Tract index]] in 1978. Hambak-do was uninhabited until 2017. In 2019, South Korean newspaper noticed that there are North Korean military buildings in Hambak-do. It caused huge debates in South Korea.<ref>https://ift.tt/2PwvUHk>
==References==
[[Category:Disputed islands]]
[[Category:Territorial disputes of North Korea]]
[[Category:Territorial disputes of South Korea]]
[[Category:North Korea–South Korea border]]
[[Category:North Korea–South Korea relations]]
== Background ==
The [[Korean War armistice|1953 Armistice Agreement]], which was signed by both North Korea and the [[United Nations Command (Korea)|United Nations Command]] (UNC),<ref>Armistice Agreement, paragraph 13(b).</ref> ended the [[Korean War]] and specified that all islands in former [[Hwanghae province]] except [[Five West Sea Islands|the five islands]] including [[Yeonpyeong Island]] and [[Baengnyeong Island]] would remain under the control of the UNC and South Korea.
However, they did not agree on a maritime demarcation line, primarily because the UNC wanted to base it on of [[territorial waters]], while North Korea wanted to use .<ref name=ryoo-20090311>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
The five islands were [[Yeonpyeong Island]], [[Baengnyeongdo]], [[Daecheongdo]], [[Socheongdo]] and [[U Island]]. However, [[U Island]] was actually part of [[Ganghwa County]] sincee 1918. And [[South Korea]] is not signatory of [[Korean War armistice|1953 Armistice Agreement]].
In 1954, there was a clash in this island. In 1954, there was a clash in this island. South Korean fishermen catched shrimp near Hambak-do. North Korea kidnapped the fishermen and eventually retruned the fishermen. At that time, South Korea claimed that Hambak-do is a part of [[Ganghwa County]].
<ref>[https://ift.tt/2zGBlst 심각한 북한 고민상 - 송환 어부 현지 보고] 경향신문, 1954.11.20. 기사 중 "강화도에 딸린섬인 함박도"</ref> In 1965, there was a clash in this island. South Korean fishermen catched clams in this island. North Korea kidnapped the fishermen and eventually retruned the fishermen. South Korea claimed that Hambak-do is a part of [[Ganghwa County]].<ref>[https://ift.tt/2PGX5iG 함박도에서 조개 캐던 서해 어민 집단 납북] 경향신문, 1965.11.1.</ref><ref>[https://ift.tt/2zGBoEF 납북 어민 송환] 동아일보, 1965.11.20.</ref><ref>[https://ift.tt/2PwRo78 억류 어민 3명 어제 귀환…2명만은 계속 억류] 동아일보, 1965.12.28.</ref><ref>https://ift.tt/2zGBqfL>
South Korea registered Hambak-do to [[Tract index]] in 1978. Hambak-do was uninhabited until 2017. In 2019, South Korean newspaper noticed that there are North Korean military buildings in Hambak-do. It caused huge debates in South Korea.<ref>https://ift.tt/2PwvUHk>
==References==
[[Category:Disputed islands]]
[[Category:Territorial disputes of North Korea]]
[[Category:Territorial disputes of South Korea]]
[[Category:North Korea–South Korea border]]
[[Category:North Korea–South Korea relations]]
August 31, 2019 at 10:27PM
