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The UNIQUE Case for the International Recognition of
the Republic of Somaliland
This page will be updated shortly as SOMALILAND marks in 2011 twenty (20) years of the reassertion of its sovereignty and over 130 years of its national identity
The Republic of Somaliland re-asserted its sovereignty in May 1991 after a thirty year union with neighbouring Somalia which culminated in a long civil war and genocidal attacks on the people of Somaliland. Somaliland is not a region which has ceded from a country, but is a state, which was, for a brief period in 1960 an independent country known as the STATE OF SOMALILAND but hastily h united voluntarily with another state (Somalia) and then ended that union, albeit unilaterally, in 1991. The following documents set out in more detail the case for recognition of the Republic of Somaliland and, in the articles and materials in this page, we provide further relevant information about Somaliland’s statehood, national identity and quest for international recognition.
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18 MAY 2011: SOMALILAND MARKS THE 20th ANNIVERSARY OF RE-ASSERTING ITS SOVEREIGNTY:
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For more information on this topic, please visit: http://www.sirag.org.uk
Legal Papers & Opinions on the Case for the De Jure Recognition of the Republic of Somaliland
Submissions by Somalilanders:
Independent Legal Views/Papers:
List of Relevant theses:
Independent Views and Articles
African Union (AU, previously OAU) and Somaliland
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