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With Nestor Kirchner practically out of the presidential race, Frente para la Victoria, a faction of the Partido Juticialista (PJ) controlled by the couple, must try and revert the Chief of State's . current. unpopularity and put her in ...
What is the current United Nations view on Self Determination?
Q. I'm doing a bit of university research, and can't find any clear status on whether the United Nations agrees with the preceding Atlantic Charter on the fact that all humans have the right to self determination, how that has manifested itself in practice into current disputes over the right to self governance of people within non-sovereign regions, or whether the groups that are entitled to enact self-governance are specified? It seems to be a contradiction between the right to self-governance and the rights of nations perceived as sovereign. Any help/sources to look into on the matter would be most appreciated. Thanks and happy holidays!
Asked by rob w - Thu Dec 25 17:54:40 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The UN not only encourages self-determination, but demands it of their members.
Answered by jsmack19 - Fri Dec 26 21:20:07 2008
Q. I'm doing a bit of university research, and can't find any clear status on whether the United Nations agrees with the preceding Atlantic Charter on the fact that all humans have the right to self determination, how that has manifested itself in practice into current disputes over the right to self governance of people within non-sovereign regions, or whether the groups that are entitled to enact self-governance are specified? It seems to be a contradiction between the right to self-governance and the rights of nations perceived as sovereign. Any help/sources to look into on the matter would be most appreciated. Thanks and happy holidays!
Asked by rob w - Thu Dec 25 17:54:40 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The UN not only encourages self-determination, but demands it of their members.
Answered by jsmack19 - Fri Dec 26 21:20:07 2008
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