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The 13 pages that link to Permanent Court of Arbitration, each with the reason it gives.

• South China SeaRelated: It administered the 2013–2016 Philippines–China arbitration over maritime rights.

• International Court of JusticeCompared with: It can administer state disputes, but unlike the ICJ it is not a standing court with a fixed bench of judges.

• Hague ConventionsRelated: The 1899 conference established it as a means of peaceful dispute settlement.

• International arbitrationRelated: Established under the 1899 Hague Convention, it gave states a continuing forum for arbitration.

• Algiers AgreementRelated: The boundary and claims commissions operated under its auspices.

• Nine-dash lineRelated: It administered the tribunal registry for the 2016 South China Sea arbitration.

• British Indian Ocean TerritoryRelated: Its tribunal found the marine protected area incompatible with some obligations to Mauritius.

• Henri La FontaineRelated: It embodied the kind of international legal mechanism La Fontaine promoted.

• Scarborough ShoalRelated: Its 2016 tribunal considered maritime rights in the South China Sea, while not deciding sovereignty over the shoal.

• Frédéric PassyRelated: Its creation advanced the international arbitration that Passy had long supported.

• Venezuelan crisisRelated: Arbitration at The Hague settled how Venezuela would allocate payments to creditor powers.

• Auguste BeernaertRelated: Beernaert helped shape the Hague system of arbitration that the institution supports.

• Tobias AsserRelated: It represents a parallel Hague-based effort to settle disputes through legal procedures.