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Sarah: Advice from Council of Advice on Decolonization Sets the Record Straight | SOUALIGA NEWSDAY

September 6, 2020

Sarah: Advice from Council of Advice on Decolonization Sets the Record Straight | SOUALIGA NEWSDAY
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The questions regard St. Eustatius and the court case of that island

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No evidence of country St. Maarten’s interest or of the Kingdom

The role of the Council is not one of providing material for debate, but rather legally analyzing the choices made and giving advice on the basis of the law,  and at its discretion.

The Council has no role in political discussions and debates.

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