A dispute over the maritime boundary of Koh Kood has been brewing between Thailand and Cambodia. The Koh Kood Island is located at the Gulf of Thailand. The nature of this maritime dispute pertains over the ownership of the island, presence of oil and gas reserves, varying maps of Koh Kood which interpret controversial ownership of the island and lack of mutual agreement addressing demarcation of maritime boundary and ownership. In addition, what increases the significance of this island is that it is habitable by nature (UNCLOS, article 121) and hence it is legally eligible for territorial sea, contiguous zone, exclusive economic zone and continental shelf....