In this light, the high noon of Apartheid could be read as one more Afrikaans attempt to secure self-determination--to wish away the simple fact that, in the long term, history is demography.
Autonomy would preserve India's territorial integrity, its highest priority; just possibly, it would allow Pakistan to claim credit for securing Kashmiris' self-determination.
Christiano grounds his account in a fundamental principle of justice requiring the equal advancement of people's interests, Wellman in a Samaritan duty of easy rescue, and Stilz in a Kantian duty of respect for others's freedom-as-independence, understood as a secure sphere of self-determination defined by a person's rights.
In fact, to have a secure life and self-determination, individuals have an obligation to protect their personal information.
MORE than 160 Palestinians and 5 Israelis are dead, and as the smoke clears over Gaza, the Israelis will not be more secure and Palestinians' hopes for self-determination remain dashed.
In 2000, Congress passed the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act, which authorizes western counties, including the O&C counties, to receive federal payments to compensate for loss of timber revenue until 2006.
The most recent source of income from the lands, an extension of the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act of 2000, was last renewed in 2013 but at vastly reduced spending levels, leaving some counties scrambling to find new sources of funding.
In contrast, if a dissatisfied minority group cannot rely on such external resources to protect its interests by securing some meaningful form of self-determination within the state, then it may have a stronger case for seceding.
The purposes of a doctor's explanation are as follows: to obtain a patient's consent in case of invasive care, to secure a patient's right of self-determination, to explain about the factors in case of negative outcomes related to patient care, and to give medical treatment guidance [ 9].
