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THEREFORE the Ziu defines, for the purpose of all Talossan law, the "derecognition" of a state as simply an acknowledgement of the fact that the state we recognized doesn't exist. This is akin to what we did with the Serb-ruled Bosnia way back when. | THEREFORE the Ziu defines, for the purpose of all Talossan law, the "derecognition" of a state as simply an acknowledgement of the fact that the state we recognized doesn't exist. This is akin to what we did with the Serb-ruled Bosnia way back when. | ||
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25RZ65
The Derecognition Act
WHEREAS questions have been raised over the international legality of "derecognition";
THEREFORE the Ziu defines, for the purpose of all Talossan law, the "derecognition" of a state as simply an acknowledgement of the fact that the state we recognized doesn't exist. This is akin to what we did with the Serb-ruled Bosnia way back when.
