THE INDEPENDENCE OF KOSOVO: THE LEGALLITY OF UNILATERAL SECESSION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW

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Journal: LAW REVIEW Year:2008 | Volume:- | Issue:38 Page(s): 45-11

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Title

THE INDEPENDENCE OF KOSOVO: THE LEGALLITY OF UNILATERAL SECESSION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW

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AZIZI SATAR | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

AUTONOMYQ3

SELF-DETERMINATION RIGHTQ2

KOSOVOQ3

UNILATERAL SECESSIONQ1

DISSOLUTIONQ2

NON-COLONIAL SITUATIONQ3

MINORITIESQ3

TERRITORIAL INTEGRITYQ1

INDEPENDENCEQ2

RECOGNITIONQ2

Abstract

In February 2008, the Provisional Institutions of Self-Government, an assembly under UNMIK, declared the INDEPENDENCE of the territory of KOSOVO as the Republic of KOSOVO despite strong opposition by Serbia, Russia and China which is recognized by 41 states until now. International Jurists have taken two different approches towards the legallity of UNILATERAL SECESSION in international law. The first group belives that there is no right of UNILATERAL SECESSION in international law without the consent of the state, and that international law prohibits UNILATERAL SECESSION and safegurds the TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY of the states. The Secound group advocates the idea that while there may generally be no right to secede. The international law has long recognized a privilege of secession and has not in any way prohibited that. When a secession is achieved in fact, it is recognized in international law.This article, studies the INDEPENDENCE of KOSOVO as well as the reactions and practice of the states regarding the matter.

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INTERNATIONAL LEGAL SYSTEM GOVERNING THE UNILATERAL INDEPENDENCE OF STATES IN THE MIRROR OF ADVISORY OPINION OF ICJ 2010 AND THE EXISTING INSTRUMENTS: LEGITIMACY OR ILLEGITIMACY

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AZIZI, SATAR. (2008). THE INDEPENDENCE OF KOSOVO: THE LEGALLITY OF UNILATERAL SECESSION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW. LAW REVIEW, -(38), 45-11. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/389833/en

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AZIZI SATAR. THE INDEPENDENCE OF KOSOVO: THE LEGALLITY OF UNILATERAL SECESSION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW. LAW REVIEW[Internet]. 2008;-(38):45-11. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/389833/en

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SATAR AZIZI, “THE INDEPENDENCE OF KOSOVO: THE LEGALLITY OF UNILATERAL SECESSION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW,” LAW REVIEW, vol. -, no. 38, pp. 45–11, 2008, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/389833/en

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