International Commission on Decolonisation

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International Commission on Decolonisation
Comisión Internacional de Descolonización
Mednarodna komisija za Dekolonizacija
Διεθνής Επιτροπή για την αποαποικιοποίηση
Міжнародна комісія з деколонізації

The International Commission on Decolonisation is a global body dedicated to achieving independence for all colonised territories and peoples by diplomatic means. Established after the 1954 Nkalamenga Conference on the Decolonisation of Himyar, the Commission itself is now hosted in the Cathiopian capital city, where its work continues to be focused on the continent of Himyar, although it stands for the right to self-determination everywhere.

In order to become a member-state of the International Commission on Decolonisation, nations must sign and ratify the Nkalamenga Declaration of Support for Decolonisation of Himyar, a charter in which governments pledge material, financial and political assistance to the cause of Himyari independence.

Members:

Bangala
Cantignia
Carentania
Cathiopia
Central Centralia
Frescania
Kyiv
Tyrrhenia
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Secretariat of the International Commission on Decolonisation

ANNOUNCEMENT ++ FOR INTERNATIONAL RELEASE

The International Commission on Decolonisation is appealing to the international community of charitable and voluntary organisations to commit to humanitarian works in the Republic of the Eastern Cape.

The Republic of the Eastern Cape is recovering from a brutal war, with thousands of civilians displaced and in need of basic necessities such as food, water and shelter.

Volunteers from a number of organisations have already started to arrive, and professionals directly employed by the International Commission on Decolonisation itself have already begun the rebuilding process.

But recent disturbances in the Eastern Cape have made the situation more desperate than ever, and we need YOUR help to give the people of the Eastern Cape the future they deserve.

 

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De Koninkrijk van Bangala
The Kingdom of Bangala​

Een uitbreiding van de Kroon declaraties, gemaakt binnen de Koning
An extension of the Crown declarations made within the Council of the King

VRIJDAG 28 MAART 1954​

To the Government of the Republic of CATHIOPIA and The Office of the International Commission on Decolonisation.

Opgedragen zich te uiten, zoals toegestaan door de autoriteit van de Kroon;
Instructed to express as permitted by the authority of the Crown;​

The Kingdom of Bangala greatly appreciates the Iniciative of the Cathiopian Republic and would like to enter in this and pledge material, financial and political assistance to this cause to help the People of Himyar, and like to watch all the decisions of this Council.

The Government of The Kingdom shows total preoccupation with the continent of Himyar.
We name Lord Sir Jaakos van Guven Madanga to attend this, and so go today to Cathiopian capital


Jan Willem Nkanga a Mvika, Duke of Nsundi
Koninklijke Secretaris van Buitenlandse Zaken
Royal Secretary of Foreign Affairs​

[MENTION=125]Cathiopia[/MENTION]

 

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Secretariat of the International Commission on Decolonisation

The International Commission on Decolonisation is pleased to announce following the signing and ratification of the Nkalamenga Declaration of Support for Decolonisation of Himyar, the Kingdom of Bangala will be this organisation's newest member, and hopefully give impetus to the cause of Himyari independence.

 

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Bureau des Affaires Étrangères
Hôtel de Montbaizon
Rue de Cognac
Merteuil, Kingdom of Cœurléon​

14 April 1954

To the Secretariat:

Her Majesty’s Government is most pleased to lend its support toward a healthy and stable process of Himyari decolonization. Committed to this effort, a Minister of State will be appointed to oversee the Cœurlois commitment toward a better and brighter Himyar.

SIGNED and COUNTERSIGNED

The Count de Cöez du Barche, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs

Mssr. René Voyet, Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs​

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