The Transit Passage System in light of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea

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The subject of ships and airplanes traveling across the oceans is one of the matters _covered by international law of_ the sea, by_ discussing_in_detail the concepts of_innocent_passage, _freedom_of_passage, _and_transit_passage. _International_law regulates these processes by emphasizing the need to adhere to a set of strict procedural rules based on rights and obligations. Part of this regulation concerns the transit passage system, which is closely linked to international straits in specific maritime areas, compared to other forms of maritime transit. The nature of transit can range from full freedom, Similar to the high seas, passage via a coastal state's territorial sea is subject to limited freedom and must be innocent and not interfere with the state's system or security, as required by international law's norms and standards.