legaleye
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Dear Laura Bojkui,
Thank you for copying and pasting the "Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organizations"(Non-UN affiliated) web page that defines what self-determination "IS". They provide an excellent definition of self determination as enshrined in International law. In the paragraph that defines Self Determination, that you quoted (pasted), the final sentence concludes
"Nevertheless, the right to self-determination is recognized in international law as a right of process (not of outcome) belonging to peoples and not to states or governments."
That was precisely the point I was making in my earlier analysis, that self determination as recognized in international law recognizes "right of process (NOT OF OUTCOME)".
That is why the UN has expressed in the "Declaration on the Occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the United Nations" that the right to self-determination does not allow "any action that would dismember or impair, totally or in part, the territorial integrity or political unity of sovereign and independent States". It only envisions peoples right to participate in democratic process that in pursuit of their economic,social and cultural development. Kosovo is developing democratic institution right now, Substantial Autonomy, provides the right to a political process where the citizen of Kosovo can pursue economic, social and cultural development, except for the 250,000 ethnically cleansed Serb and Roma Citizen of Kosovo that are still denied this right to Self Determination, as well as the right to return in security.
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