Well said, great post. One point tho - I don't think it has sent...

Well said, great post.

One point tho - I don't think it has sent a message that Cameroon can not be trusted. If and it's a big if, If SDL can prove 'rules' were broken then this could potentially be the case. But currently innocent until proven guilty (or in this case a breach of the 'rules' means you are guilty).

I suggest everyone have a read of the ICC website https://iccwbo.org/





There is also a section on their website that looks at arbitration with articles on each stage: https://iccwbo.org/dispute-resolution-services/arbitration/rules-of-arbitration/

IMO it is business as normal for Cameroon and Congo after 20+ years of little progression from SDL. I would presume after 20 years and no light at the end of the tunnel both states would be in their rights to reallocate ML.