Description
For The Emirati Iranian Dispute Regarding The Three Islands
The book consists of five chapters, with five appendices comprising dozens of documents in Arabic, English, French and Farsi along with historical maps. It looks into the conflicting claims of both parties to the dispute over the Islands of Abu Musa and Greater and Lesser Tunbs, ever since the first Iranian claim to them was put forward in 1887, then it goes on to scrutinize these claims in the context of international Justice and arbitration for the purpose of conducting a thorough examination and analysis of the entire documentary and source material on which they are based, in order to establish, eventually, that the scale of international justice tips in favor of the United Arab Emirates in regard to its title to its three usurped islands. In his book, the author relies on a myriad of facts and quotes, in addition to dozens of rulings, awards, and principles issued by International tribunals and arbitration bodies in similar border disputes. The book is considered the most comprehensive compilation of historical facts and legal evidence on which the UAE relies to assert its sovereignty over the three occupied Islands
