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A foreign non-commercial government ship exercises archipelagic sea lanes passage and, through established non-compliance with RA 12065, causes damage to a Philippine installation. Its State invokes the vessel’s immunity to deny that any international responsibility can exist. Which distinction correctly addresses that contention?

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International responsibility always requires confiscation of the ship first Immunity makes every harmful act lawful The damaged installation automatically becomes foreign territory Respect for the vessel’s immunity coexists with the flag State’s international responsibility for damage from non-compliance

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