Berard-Malloy Convention on Territorial Disputes
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| Berard-Malloy Convention on Territorial Disputes | |
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 Berard-Malloy logo | |
| Created | 18 June 2021-2 July 2021 |
| Presented | 2 July 2021 |
| Date effective | 2 July 2021 |
| Location | .svg){kind=small} New Aberdare, Aenopia , Kingsland, Northwood-Oregon |
| Author(s) | Simon Reeve Carson Snyder |
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| Purpose | Definition, identification and resolution of territorial disputes between sovereign states |
Berard-Malloy Convention on Territorial Disputes, also known as the Berard-Malloy Convention or the Berard-Malloy Treaty is an international treaty dedicated to territorial disputes between sovereign states.
Like other treaties in the micronational community such as the Wrythe Convention, signatories do not simply by signing the convention and treaty extend any recognition to co-signatories, due to the "collective desire to ensure the survival of the natural world, and consequently, the human race" transcending any diplomatic differences between micronations.
Sough2020 was initially conceived during a Cupertino Alliance session on 11 June 2021; planning for the treaty would not begin until 19 June 2021. The entire treaty was produced over the course of 13 days by Chair Simon Reeve, Carson Snyder and Mike Lewis, during which 7 articles were produced. The treaty was presented to delegates during the Cupertino Digital Summit 2021 on 2 July 2021.
Signatories
Original signatories
In order of signing...
Aenopia
Northwood-Oregon
Oskonia Withdrew with dissolution of Oskonia on 24 October 2021
Kingdom of Pontunia
Wendatia
Elmwycke
Saspearian
Tesforia
New Athens
Republic of Croix
Qaflana
Subsequent signatories
West Sayville (9 December 2021)
See also
External links
- Berard-Malloy Convention on Territorial Disputes Original convention document