Realistically, no entity, government or otherwise is taking any concrete steps to say no to China in the south China Sea.
Doing "drive bys" is hardly actual action, like say dismantling a Chinese base made in international waters. THAT would be concrete action, and I bet they would get all upset but ultimately do nothing (unless it's too Australia, in which case they'll find some other product to ban).
If nobody is going to stand up to them, it's all over already. In a generation, people will just say "oh isn't that all China's territory?"
Realistically, no entity, government or otherwise is taking any concrete steps to say no to China in the south China Sea.
Doing "drive bys" is hardly actual action, like say dismantling a Chinese base made in international waters. THAT would be concrete action, and I bet they would get all upset but ultimately do nothing (unless it's too Australia, in which case they'll find some other product to ban).
If nobody is going to stand up to them, it's all over already. In a generation, people will just say "oh isn't that all China's territory?"