The legal wrangling over the Act of Union between the two States of Somaliland and Somalia in 1960.

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FiqiJin @ 6/24/2020 6:23 PM EST  Mirqaanland Folk: The first voluntary and independent decision Somalis in the north and in the south made when they gained freedom from their colonial oppressors was reunification of Somalis! Why then put more weight on the imposition of Somalis by invading colonial   powers, as evidence of separateness, than the sacred and free   decision of Somalis to reunify? Shame on you, E-doori!       FiqiJin @ 6/24/2020 5:56 PM EST  Mr. Trunji, There is a big difference between gaining independence and becoming a "state." Neither former British Protectorate in the north nor the Italian Trustee in the south ever become a state ( before the union) --independent, yes; state, no--that is because neither side had ever bothered to apply to become a state on its own. There was no Somaliland of either in the north or in the south ever recognized respectively by any one country or by any international   body as its own country! I challenge you to prove me wrong!

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