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Full-Text Articles in Air and Space Law
Sovereign Right Claim On Geo Stationary Orbit (Gso), Adhy Riadhy Arafah
Sovereign Right Claim On Geo Stationary Orbit (Gso), Adhy Riadhy Arafah
Indonesia Law Review
The potency and unique characteristics of GSO for placing communication satellites located only above equatorial states makes the GSO as part of natural resources. The equatorial states realized that the use of GSO has many advantages and has implications to their national interest. However, basic principle in space law, Outer Space Treaty 1967 (Art.II), states that equatorial states forbidden to claim ownership of any part of outer space, particularly claim in sovereignty. The principle “first come first served” in placing of satellite on GSO, practically only gives the advantage to developed countries which have high satellite technology. Hence, the level …