Case: United States vs. Peru

The fact of the case On 1 January 2014, the United States filed a lawsuit against the International Court of Justice. The case represents the American nationals Donald Thomas against the nation state of Peru. According to our records, Donald Thomas is an American shipowner who had commercial interests and wealth in Peru before the incident. On 17th February 2012 Thomas was registered under the American flag and sent his three tuna boats which were operated by American fellows.

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