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The Constitutionalization of Self-Determination

Democracy is a fundamental entitlement of human community, but it is not the only entitlement of human community, and may be pernicious without protections for minority rights. Separation is the ultimate refuge of oppressed minorities, subject provinces, and nonself-governing territories, but it is not the usual, and is very seldom the best solution to majority or factional domination. Both democracy and separatism derive their legitimacy, when they have it, from the same source that legitimates all of international law, and any legal system, which is service to the common good of the people. Finding peoples of the world distributed in their respective states, justice requires that they enjoy their fundamental rights, including democratic governance, and warrants various remedies, including separation, when these rights are denied. Without this basic regard for justice, international law has no authority, and there can be no peace.